Mike Bloomberg views affordable housing as a sound economic investment
in the future of our communities and our families, and as Mayor of New
York, Mike Bloomberg launched the largest affordable housing program
ever undertaken by an American city. By tapping private market forces
for the public good, that program will create housing for 500,000 middle
class and low income New Yorkers.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today announced the completion of the Kalahari, a 249-unit mixed-income development on 116th Street in Harlem designed and built to the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Certification standards... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Governor Eliot Spitzer today announced the completion of Morrisania Homes, a 64-unit affordable housing development in the South Bronx comprised of 16 three- and 8 two-family houses. The development is the first affordable development in the State to qualify for LEED for Homes (LEED-H) designation from the U.S. Green Buildings Council.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Shaun Donovan, and Housing Development Corporation (HDC) President Emily Youssouf today announced that the City has once again surpassed its annual target for affordable housing, financing 18,472 units of affordable housing in the 2007 fiscal year that ended June 30th.... continue
New York is in dire need of housing - particularly affordable housing for the middle class - yet the momentous nature of a development planned for Queens has slipped under the radar.... continue
The following is the text as prepared for delivery of Mayor Bloomberg's Affordable Housing Address at New York Hilton Hotel in the Manhattan.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Shaun Donovan today announced details of the expansion of the Mayor’s New Housing Marketplace Plan.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Governor George E. Pataki announced today the New York/New York III agreement, a $1 billion pact to finance and develop 9,000 new units of supportive housing in New York City.... continue
Citizens Housing and Planning Council is a great organization that has for many years created good, affordable housing for all New Yorkers.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced today the completed construction of a first-ever $12 million housing development for seniors with special needs and a $9.5 million refinanced mortgage generating nearly $3 million in savings to be used for the refurbishment and modernization of senior housing constructed two decades ago.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Chairman Tino Hernandez and New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC) President Emily Youssouf announced today the most comprehensive plan in the City’s history to modernize and preserve thousands of units of public housing.... continue
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today announced The Enterprise Foundation’s $1 billion investment to create and preserve 15,000 affordable homes for low-income New Yorkers.... continue
Editorial lauds Mayor Bloomberg's proposal to creatively invest $3 billion over five years to produce 65,000 critically needed housing units for low- and middle-income New Yorkers as part of comprehensive approach to city's housing crunch... continue
Early in his first term, Mayor Bloomberg announced an ambitious housing agenda, the New Housing Marketplace Plan, to create and preserve 65,000 units of affordable housing in five years. This plan was another milestone in New York City’s history of innovative, ground-breaking approaches to affordable housing.... continue