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August 6, 2020

Annual BIP Meeting – NYC Real Estate Market in the Pandemic

by UNHP
On July 28th, UNHP held its annual Building Indicator Project meeting. Jacob Udell, Data and Research Coordinator, presented […]
May 2, 2017

Understanding the Unique Needs of a Community // Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
Judi Kende, Vice President and New York Market Leader for Enterprise Community Partners, Inc., authored this post, with […]
December 19, 2016

The Wilton Welcomes a New Name and Upgrades for the Holidays

by UNHP
Along with a new name, The Wilton, etched above their front door, the 32 families who reside in […]
March 11, 2016

Community Groups “Excel” at Manipulating Housing Data

by UNHP
Fourteen individuals from eleven NYC community groups joined UNHP and Research Specialist, Joseph Contreras in the Enterprise Heiskell Computer Lab […]
March 8, 2016

Multifamily Lenders Gather to Review Distressed Properties and Rising Sales Prices

by UNHP
On February 23, lenders, non-profit, for-profit and HPD representatives squeezed into the conference room at the offices of Enterprise Community Partners to […]
November 24, 2015

Low Incomes and Rising Rents Put Bronx Residents at Risk for Homelessness

by UNHP
As the holiday season approaches, many New Yorkers turn their attention to the less fortunate. Among those in […]
June 29, 2015

Cost of Water Forum Encourages Discussion about Equitable Water Rates, Conservation & UNHP Rate Cap

by UNHP
UNHP’s June 24th Cost of Water Forum drew a crowd of 80 people to Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus […]
March 9, 2015

Housing as Home and Commodity: Part 1

by UNHP
Housing, especially rental housing in New York City, exists with two main purposes: to provide homes for people […]
August 8, 2014

What does data have to do with organizing?

by UNHP
Data is about power; it’s a language that those in power understand well. When building power in our […]

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— Rafael E. Cestero - President Community Preservation Corporation and former NYC Housing Commissioner

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