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Developers Close on $66M Construction Loan for Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Complex in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn - Vimarsana News

Developers Close on $66M Construction Loan for Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Complex in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Developers closed on a $66 million construction loan for phase one of the Greenpoint Hospital Campus redevelopment project in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

You Can't Stay Here - Vimarsana News

You Can't Stay Here

How the hunt to house New York City's homeless turned into a hornet’s nest of bureaucracy

Private Developers to Renovate NYC Public Housing - Vimarsana News

Private Developers to Renovate NYC Public Housing

A consortium of developers have secured a $600-million loan to renovate more than 1,600 units in the New York City Housing Authority's portfolio.

Readers sound off on the Gowanus rezoning, Biden's SOTU and assisted suicide - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on the Gowanus rezoning, Biden's SOTU and assisted suicide

Brooklyn: The recent op-ed about the Gowanus rezoning (“The Gowanus rezoning makes us sick,” April 25) includes a staggering number of outright lies and misleading statements about the ongoing cleanup of the Public Place development site, also known as Gowanus Green.

Biden's fair housing face-off | The Real Deal - Vimarsana News

Biden's fair housing face-off | The Real Deal

President-elect Joe Biden (Getty Images) For decades, New York City has offered communities an enticing deal: Approve new housing and locals will get half of the affordable units. But in 2014, the Obama administration warned the city that so-called “community preference” might be reinforcing segregation. The city balked, offering to tweak the policy but not to dump it. “Without any promise of local benefits,” wrote Vicki Been — then head of the New York City’s main housing agency — getting local buy-in for projects could be “extraordinarily difficult.” Federal housing off...