The New York City Rent Guidelines Board voted to approve increases for rent-stabilized apartments. The decision impacts about 1 million rent-stabilized apartments throughout the city or roughly 2 million New Yorkers. The increases will affect rent-stabilized leases that begin on or after Oct. 1.
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Thanks to Starbucks partners and The Starbucks Foundation for recognizing how we are making our communities stronger. We appreciate the volunteer/Starbucks partner (employee) who nominated us for a Neighborhood Grant! #NeighborhoodGrants #TheStarbucksFoundation
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At S:US, we believe that food should be available and accessible to all communities. Our white paper provides an overview of #foodsecurity, provides examples of best practices in food justice, and a call to action to eradicate #foodinsecurity in our communities. https://lnkd.in/eddnYXe9
One of our main areas of focus at Services for the UnderServed is to lend a helping hand to those who struggle to put enough healthy food on the table for themselves and their families. Over the past couple of years, we’ve stepped up programming for our community food security which includes our urban farming, community fridge food and pantry items, and therapeutic horticulture, all aimed at ensuring everyone in our community has access to the nutrition that they deserve. https://lnkd.in/eypNh9W8
Why we need more money for food for the hungry
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S:US is committed to working with unhoused individuals and providing critical services to address the root causes of #homelessness and put them on the path to permanent #housing.
I am deeply troubled by the recent Supreme Court decision striking down Grants Pass v. Johnson which allows people experiencing homelessness to face arrest for sleeping in public spaces. Let me be clear: being homeless is not a crime and we should not be penalizing folks who have fallen on hard times. At Services for the UnderServed, we are committed to working with unhoused individuals and providing critical services to address the root causes of homelessness and put them on the path to permanent housing. https://lnkd.in/etX42YUj
The Supreme Court’s Ruling Criminalizing Sleeping While Homeless Shows New Depths of Cruelty
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We’re thrilled to finalize this acquisition and begin the process of transforming these long-neglected buildings into safe, affordable homes. We plan to fully update and renovate the building, preserving homes for the 11 existing rent-stabilized tenants while converting the remaining 69 units into affordable housing for homeless families. (Photo credit: Phil O’Brien.)
S:US Acquires Neglected Hell’s Kitchen Tenements, Plans Renovation for Affordable Housing
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We are deeply committed to being a good neighbor to the residents of Hell’s Kitchen. We value the importance of building strong relationships within the community and strive to be responsive to the needs and concerns of our neighbors.
I'm very proud of Arlo Chase, Heather Gershen, and our entire real estate team for closing on the acquisition last week of 351-357 45th Street in Hell's Kitchen. These historic tenement buildings (and their tenants) have been subject to shocking neglect and deterioration under prior ownership. With our purchase of the property, we'll be able to fully renovate these buildings to fit their highest and best use as #affordablehousing for families in need --- without displacing current rent-stabilized tenants. This building has long been a blight on the Hell's Kitchen community, and we are excited to play a crucial role in its rehabilitation. https://lnkd.in/ezwCFHFS
Steve Croman sells troubled Hell’s Kitchen apartment complex to nonprofit with development plans
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