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	HPD ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT TEAMS TO BUILD 770 UNITS OF NEW MIXED-USE AFFORDABLE HOUSING AT THREE SITES IN SOUTH BRONX New York, NY - New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Rafael E. Cestero announced today the selection of the developers who will construct mixed-use affordable housing on the last large city-owned tracts of land in the Melrose Commons North Urban Renewal Area (URA), the same neighborhood that became notorious for massive private-sector disinvestment and arson during the 1970s. The developers were chosen through a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP). Phipps Houses Group was selected to build approximately 216 units of lower-income housing for Site A, Blue Sea Development and WHEDCo were chosen to build approximately 290 mixed-income units on Site B, and the team of CPC Resources, The Briarwood Organization and The Bridge will develop RFP Site C with a total of appropriately 257 units of affordable housing. Read Full Press Release Mayor Bloomberg Announces Public Campaign to Help More New Yorkers Get Free Foreclosure Prevention Services Download Public Service Campaign Materials Download the Mayor’s New Housing Marketplace Plan Download the New Housing Marketplace Plan 2008 Progress Report Download the preservation strategy for government-assisted affordable housing Recent Progress on Mayor Bloomberg’s Affordable Housing Plan



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	Request For Proposals For Neighborhood Preservation Consultant Program-Bronx Community Boards 1 and 4 and Brooklyn Community Board 4 Notice of the Opportunity to Comment on the Proposed Amendments to the Mitchell-Lama Rules Homeowner Empowerment Month: The Fundamentals of Buying and Owning a Home On March 5, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg launched the NYC Women’s Resource Network, a new user-friendly online tool for individuals to easily find nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies that work to advance women and families in New York City. HPD requests qualifications to acquire, rehabilitate, and manage tax foreclosed, privately-owned, distressed residential properties through HPD's Third Party Transfer (TPT) program. A Series of Workshops to Address the Sub-Prime Mortgage Crisis and Predatory Lending NEW FEATURE: Click here for the 421-a Online Application HPD and City Council Announce Launch of Alternative Enforcement Program to Repair Troubled Residential Buildings Learn more about the Supportive Housing Loan Program Family Self-Sufficiency Program: Empowering Section 8 Participants to Earn a Better Future Online Property Registration Form for Residential Owners NYC's Carbon Monoxide Detector Tax Incentives for Developers Owner Services Program Energy-efficient Specifications for Architects and Engineers


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