Rick Gropper of Camber Property Group on challenges to building affordable housing in NYC
An alternative to the expired 421-a program that works for developers and the city is needed, says Rick Gropper, a principal at Camber Property Group
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An alternative to the expired 421-a program that works for developers and the city is needed, says Rick Gropper, a principal at Camber Property Group
Leaders in city government, real estate and recruitment are among those making headlines this week
The City Council voted Thursday to beef up enforcement of self-closing doors in apartment buildings and outlaw space heaters that don’t feature an automatic shutoff setting — measures directly inspired by a catastrophic fire in the Bronx that killed 17 people earlier this year.
Nearly four months after a fire tore through a Bronx complex, killing 17 people, its residents say that the city has yet to disburse millions in aid.
In early 2022, building fires at publicly-funded properties in the Bronx and Philadelphia claimed 29 lives. The facts and conditions surrounding the fires expose an ongoing failure by officials to provide and maintain a safe standard of housing for some of America's most vulnerable. However, the...