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NYCHA Board Approves Sale of Land to School Construction Authority for Construction of Middle and High SchoolOn July 1st, the New York City Housing Authority Board approved the sale of a parcel of land at Thurgood Marshall Plaza in Harlem, to the School Construction Authority for $5.2 million. The site will be the new home of the Community Health Academy of the Heights, a combination middle and high school.  Read the press release | |
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 NYCHA Chairman and HUD Deputy Secretary Tour Lower Manhattan Developments U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Deputy Secretary, Ron Sims visited two NYCHA developments on Manhattan's Lower East Side recently. Touring the grounds of Lower East Side Houses (LES) II and Lillian Wald Houses, HUD Deputy Secretary Sims and NYCHA Chairman, John B. Rhea reviewed the roof replacement job at LES II, which is being funded in part with federal monies. Learn more about the visit |
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Chairman Rhea Greeted Warmly by NYCHA Residents and Employees New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Chairman, John B. Rhea spent his first day on the job engaging staff and residents at NYCHA properties throughout the five boroughs, and soliciting feedback on how NYCHA can improve service for residents and provide employees with the support they need. Explore Chairman Rhea's first dayVideo interview with Chairman Rhea (NY1) |
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Sonia Sotomayor, former NYCHA Resident and President Obama’s Nominee for Supreme Court Justice The New York City Housing Authority proudly congratulates one of its own, Judge Sonia Sotomayor, formerly of Bronxdale Houses, on her nomination to the Supreme Court by President Barack Obama. If Judge Sotomayor's nomination is approved by the U.S. Senate within the next few months, she will be the first Latina to serve as a Supreme Court Justice. Learn more about Judge Sotomayor |
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New Federal Funding Will Support 70 Shovel-Ready Projects throughout NYCHA Developments Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan, NYCHA Chairman Ricardo ElÃas Morales and members of the New York Congressional Delegation announced on Sunday, April 26th, selections for New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) capital projects that will benefit from $423 million of federal stimulus funding. Read the press releaseDownload the list |
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NYCHA Celebrates 75th Anniversary NYCHA celebrates 75 years of providing public housing this year. On February 17, 1934 New York City Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia filed a certificate establishing the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) as the first public housing authority in the country. Get the facts on NYCHAThe birth of public housing |
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Section 8 Voucher Holders Can Now Rent a NYCHA Apartment For the first time, holders of New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA)-issued Section 8 vouchers, have an opportunity to rent an apartment in one of NYCHA's 21 City-and-State-built developments. This helps thousands of voucher holders find affordable housing in New York City. Interested Section 8 voucher holders must register their interest in an apartment here on the NYCHA website. Rent a Section 8 apartmentLearn more about Section 821 City/State-Built Developments |
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NYCHA Is Going "Green" NYCHA is making great strides towards creating a healthier environment for more than 400,000 public housing residents. By employing energy conservation initiatives and playing an integral role in PlaNYC, the City's strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, NYCHA is doing its part to help make New York City the world's first great sustainable city of the 21st century. Learn how NYCHA is helping the environment |
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