HUD shortchanged New York on relief funds: advocates
To Ben Carson, New York and Florida’s needs are the same. The secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing...
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Trump suspends HUD evictions, foreclosures amid coronavirus pandemic
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the Department of Housing and Urban Development will suspend all of its foreclosures...
“Rich people are going to get richer anyway”: HUD Secretary Ben Carson dismisses concerns that Opportunity Zones will only benefit rich people
Ben Carson is well aware of the complaints directed at federal Opportunity Zones, and how the tax incentive program meant to boost struggling communities...
Private developer’s NYCHA project in Mott Haven lands $79M in financing
A NYCHA program’s supportive housing project in the Bronx has landed more than $79 million in financing. The money...
NYCHA’s new monitor has some very interesting political ties
The federal government has tapped Bart Schwartz, chairman of powerful and influential investigations firm Guidepost Solutions, to monitor the...
De Blasio and Carson ink new deal for NYCHA oversight
Housing Secretary Ben Carson visited New York Thursday to announce a new federal monitor for NYCHA, the city’s public...
Hamptons Cheat Sheet: Westhampton Beach new build sold for ‘record’ $6.45M, an $11.95M Bridgehampton home goes to contract … & more
Westhampton Beach property sale ‘record’ A three-acre bayfront property has sold for $6.45 million, said Ryan Serhant of Nest Seekers International. Serhant, a co-star...
HUD gives housing groups $23M to fight discrimination
The Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded nearly 80 groups with $23 million to investigate housing discrimination. The...
HUD’s Lynne Patton says she will move into NYCHA housing to protest heating outages
Lynne Patton, the top bureaucrat at the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the New York region, said...
Despite the black mold and exposed wires, these Brooklyn-based landlords got a $14M HUD contract
When Borough Park, Brooklyn-based landlords Blima Isaacson and Eli Fish took over federally subsidized apartments in Hartford, Connecticut in 2016, living conditions dramatically worsened....
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