New York City committed to spend $500 million to build affordable apartments for low-income seniors on unused public land, including parking lots and lawns in New York City Housing Authority developments.
New York City To Build Thousands Of Senior Housing Units On Public Land
WSJ.com: Newyork Real Estate, Wall Street Journal: New York: New York Real Estate
Wed, 06/13/2018 - 8:52am
Topics: real estate New York New York City
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