The New York Times on NYCHA’s New Physical Needs Assessment
On July 12, The New York Times reported on NYCHA’s recently released new Physical Needs Assessment; an excerpt of the
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NYCHA’s New Physical Needs Assessment
NYCHA’s Physical Needs Assessment (PNA) is a critical resource for effectively evaluating capital investment needs, as well as for planning
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July Is UV Safety Month
Even though July has been designated UV Safety Month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sun safety
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$783 Million PACT Modernization Project at Edenwald Houses Moves Forward
A robust resident engagement process led the way for comprehensive renovations for the largest public housing development in the Bronx
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HPD, NYCHA & HDC Announce Plans & Partners for 200 Affordable Senior Homes in Brooklyn
CAMBA Housing Ventures will develop residences for low-income and formerly homeless seniors on an underutilized section of NYCHA’s Kingsborough campus
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“New Buildings and New Hope for Residents of Public Housing”
The Daily News published a op-ed that praised the plans that residents of Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses and NYCHA developed to completely rebuild their homes.
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Residents & NYCHA Announce Plans for Complete Rebuilding of Fulton & Elliott-Chelsea Houses
On June 21, NYCHA joined residents of Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses to announce plans for a complete rebuilding of the campuses.
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Meet Michael Sills, Housing Manager of LHD Central Office Operations
June is National Pride Month, which commemorates the 1969 Stonewall uprising and recognizes the impact and contributions of individuals who
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Strengthening NYCHA with Organizational Enhancements
Dear Residents, As part of NYCHA’s efforts to strengthen our organization and better serve you, several organizational improvements are underway
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Over 100,000 NYCHA Households Have Enrolled in Big Apple Connect’s Free Internet
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Chief Technology Officer and New York City Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI)
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