Sentences with phrase «subsidized housing complex»

Recently, Mr. Neveloff represented Starwood Hotels in selling the retail portion of the St. Regis Hotel, Manhattan; the owner of Starrett City, the largest federally subsidized housing complex in the United States, in a capital transaction; Fortress Investments in connection with The Sheffield, a 497 - unit condominium; New York Life Insurance Company in the sale of Manhattan House, a residential complex comprising an entire block of Manhattan; and the seller of The New Frontier Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The New York Times profiles the messy family battle behind the sale of Starrett City, the largest federally subsidized housing complex in the United...
The New York Times profiles the messy family battle behind the sale of Starrett City, the largest federally subsidized housing complex in the United States.
The Spring Creek Towers subsidized housing complex in East New York is rejecting potential tenants using rent vouchers from Mayor Bill de Blasio's Living in Communities Rental Assistance (LINC) program, a new lawsuit alleges.
This will be the second subsidized housing complex for LGBT seniors in the city, after the construction of the Ingersoll Senior Residences in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Two congressional Democrats are demanding more information about President Trump's potential conflicts of interest stemming from his part ownership of the nation's largest federally subsidized housing complex, Starrett City, which they say could benefit financially from decisions made by HUD.
«Now, much as Dickensian doorbell drives may rankle those blessed enough to be on the receiving end, how might the world appear to a seventh - grader in a subsidized housing complex?

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The agency, created in 1946 to build houses for veterans of the Second World War, liked to describe itself as the «heart of housing» — an enormous Crown corporation that dominated the mortgage insurance market, guaranteed complex, bond - like assets called mortgage - backed securities, and subsidized the building and upkeep of First Nations and social housing.
To criticize the Reagan housing policy is not to recommend returning to the time when the federal government built or subsidized for - profit developers to build the socially destabilizing, high - rise apartment complexes symbolized by the infamous Robert Taylor Homes on Chicago's South Side.
One of the largest operators of affordable multi-family housing in Upper Manhattan and the boroughs is suing the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development for at least $ 4 million for lost income tied to deferred rent increases in subsidized housing vouchers at three apartment complexes in East housing in Upper Manhattan and the boroughs is suing the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development for at least $ 4 million for lost income tied to deferred rent increases in subsidized housing vouchers at three apartment complexes in East Housing Preservation and Development for at least $ 4 million for lost income tied to deferred rent increases in subsidized housing vouchers at three apartment complexes in East housing vouchers at three apartment complexes in East Harlem.
The report focuses on four rental categories: Market Rate Apartment Complexes (20 + units), Tax Credit Apartment Complexes, Other Market Rate Apartments (1 - 19 units), formerly «Multi-Family Units,» and Subsidized Housing.
The complex, the largest federally subsidized housing site in the U.S., consists of 46 buildings containing 5,881 apartments, DNAinfo reported.
Private subsidized housing is available at apartment complexes owned by private landlords, not the government.
The complex houses roughly 50,000 square feet of space leased by chashama, a non-profit organization that offers subsidized studios for artists, which has been in the Terminal since 2005.
The owners and operators of six federally subsidized apartment complexes in Reno, Nev., have agreed to pay $ 382,500 to settle a Fair Housing Act complaint that alleged they discriminated against minorities and families with children.
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