Stephanie Sosa-Kalter
Director of Mission-Driven Development
Director of Mission-Driven Development
Stephanie.S@anhd.org
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212-747-1117, ext. 28
Stephanie Sosa-Kalter is ANHD's Director of Mission-Driven Development. She handles the research, analysis, and drafting of ANHD’s policy on affordable housing production and preservation, with a particular focus on underwriting analysis. She maintains relations with ANHD’s constituency of neighborhood-based, not-for-profit affordable housing developers, located throughout the five boroughs of New York City. Prior to joining ANHD, Stephanie worked at various community development organizations including Fordham-Bedford Housing Corporation and RiseBoro Community Partnership. On her free time, she enjoys spending time with her pug Whitney, exploring diverse cuisines, and traveling.
Stephanie's Blogs
Blog
September 25, 2018
Important Greenpoint Hospital Site Awarded to St. Nick’s Alliance
Blog
June 28, 2018
Blog
June 8, 2018
And Welcome to the Next Generation of Leaders
Blog
November 1, 2017
New York City took an unannounced, but important step towards making the affordable housing it finances “permanently affordability.” In the most recent round of Request for Proposals (RFPs) issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the City created a new regulatory requirement that will allow HPD to ensure that all affordable housing built on city-owned land through a Request for Proposals process will keep the affordability benefit in perpetuity.
Blog
October 17, 2017
New ANHD White Paper: The For-Profitization of Affordable Housing Development and the de Blasio Plan
Non-profit affordable housing developers have played a key role in New York City housing plans since the beginning of the modern, city-backed affordable housing model. The role of for-profit developers has grown over the years, leaving community development practitioners to question whether affordable housing development has become overly reliant on for-profit developers and whether the level of public benefit created by these projects has diminished.