Showing entries tagged with: housing

February 14, 2017

UNHP Introduces New 2017 Blog Series // Views from the Northwest Bronx

by UNHP
“The Bronx is Brooklyn ten years ago.” Whether this remark—heard at a recent UNHP meeting with lenders—is deemed […]
October 26, 2016

Bronxites Get on the Fast Track for Homeownership with UNHP and Santander Bank

by UNHP
​45 Bronx renters attended the UNHP Fast Track Homebuyer Series held over three separate sessions in October of […]
July 20, 2016

Multi-Family Water Assistance Program On Hold

by UNHP
On June 22, 2016, the Manhattan Supreme Court invalidated the Water Board’s resolution approving a new rate schedule […]
June 30, 2016

Temperatures Up In The Bronx – But Our Buildings Stay °Cool

by UNHP
NYC °CoolRoofs is an initiative of NYC Small Business Services managed by Sustainable South Bronx and The HOPE Program. The program supports local job […]
May 23, 2016

Water Board Approves $10M Towards Credit for Affordable Housing

by UNHP
On Friday, May 20th, 2016, the New York City Water Board approved the lowest rate increase in 16 years, but the […]
May 3, 2016

DEP Proposes a Preferential Rate for Affordable Housing

by UNHP
On April 8th, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) proposed a 2.1% increase to the NYC Water Board as well as a […]
April 19, 2016

UNHP Homebuyer Expo Offers Certification, Workshops and Special Bank Products

by UNHP
Thirty-four prospective homebuyers earned their HUD Certification and were able to attend two informational workshops, obtain free credit reports, scores and […]
March 25, 2016

How Much is your Data Worth?

by UNHP
​Data is currency; it has an economic worth that can be purchased, traded and leveraged. Individuals and entities […]
March 21, 2016

UNHP “Senior Days” Provide Tax Preparation and Homeowner Assistance

by UNHP
March Madness at UNHP means a busy month-long schedule of free financial services for senior citizens, including four […]

“UNHP has emerged as a thought leader on multi-family housing distress-a key issue facing all boroughs of New York City.”

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