Arker, Omni partnered with NYCHA on Brooklyn portfolio with nearly 1M sf in air rights
City can sell the public housing development potential to help fund repairs By Adam Pincus
NYCHA sees more money per unit than average rent-stabilized building: ANALYSIS
Public housing average is $1,385 per unit, while for private regulated apartment it’s $1,353 By
Fetner proposes 171-unit UWS development that includes micro units
Developer working with HPD to create affordable housing on West 96th St. even as elected
Developers eye NYCHA’s air rights
Madison Realty, Maddd Equities, among firms with plans to buy a portion of the agency’s
City quietly rolling back 1978 anti-prostitution zoning law
Measure originally targeted Midtown sex trade, now widely seen as burden on gyms, health clubs
Clipper Realty nearly doubles city rent on 342K sf lease in Downtown Brooklyn
Lease originally signed in 1997 started with rents under $20 per foot By Adam Pincus
Why is NYCHA’s rent collection rate falling?
Federal rent increases, lead abatement work, longer time to rehabilitate apartments, may play a role
Rabsky Group seeking city air rights to greatly expand DUMBO project
NYC DOT has 218K sf that could be added to Rabsky’s 157K site adjacent to
Rent Guidelines Board issues conflicting NOI data for regulated apartments
One analysis said NOI rose by 0.4%; another showed NOI declined by 5% By Adam
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