"And by moving land ownership to the Interboro CLT, we are advancing equity in ownership, long-term price, and wealth building for families and neighborhoods alike. Thank you to our local partners at Interboro Neighborhood Land Trust, Habitat NYC and Westchester, and NYCHA for making this interesting task possible." "NYCHA, in collaboration with HPD and local non-profit companies like Environment for Humanity New York City and Westchester, has actually made excellent development in linking low- and moderate-income homeowners to real estate chances throughout New York City," said.
"We have actually waited on a long time, and we are looking forward to an improved quality of life." "Through HCR' The Most Complete Run-Down , New York State makes safe and economical homeownership a reality for thousands of New Yorkers each year," stated. "Our $560,000 award to support 'Environment Net Absolutely No' in Southeast Queens will broaden financial opportunity and access to generational wealth building for low- and moderate-income families.
"The positive impact of these healthy, energy-efficient, and cost effective houses will benefit hard-working families now and for generations to come. Our city and our state are stronger when we make space for more of us to own a piece of our neighborhoods." "The ownership of the land by the neighborhood land trust, combined with the net-zero functions of the houses and the Article XI residential or commercial property tax exemption, constitute a potent trifecta that not just strengthens the long-term cost of the houses but also reinforces the chance for property owners to develop individual along with generational wealth," said.