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ANHD's Affordable Housing stand in NY Times 9/3/13
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Starting in 2017, the City will begin losing an average of 8,500 affordable units each year because of expiring short-term affordability limits.
- In half of the city's community districts, the majority of affordable units are, in fact, too expensive for the average income of neighborhood residents.
- Starting in 2017, the city will begin losing an average of 8,500 affordable units each year because of expiring short-term affordability limits.