A new piece by @sarahsholder of @CityLab considers how much power a new NYC Comptroller has to affect the city’s affordable housing and what other efforts and resources are needed to make housing affordable.
https://t.co/L8vG9abSJd
A plan to upgrade a cluster of nine unremarkable apartment buildings in Brooklyn typically would not merit a second look. But Casa Pasiva aims to be a new model for the sustainable transformation of the city’s housing stock. https://t.co/K4Oib7zlnw
President Trump just spoke at the White House, as key states continue to count votes.
Shep has the facts: “What the President of the United States is saying, in large part, is absolutely untrue.” #Election2020 https://t.co/E6DBt6OodD
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney wants to know. Where’s the money? She also helped launch a new repair program. Tuesday the City Comptroller Scott Stringer asked where’s the $ @RepMaloney@NYCComptroller#monicamakesithappen
.@joeanuta gets update from @NYCHA-commissioned report on how new work schedules for maintenance crews at public housing is going. In short: Not well.
https://t.co/hOw2ljpfxX
Claudia Coger, president of the Astoria Houses Tenants Association, thanked Maloney for expediting the program.
“Our infrastructure is very, very bad, decaying & disrupting. We hope that this is going to be a turn around & be something that can spread throughout the city of NY.”