COVID-19 and HDFCs in New York City
By Rachel D. Jaffe As you have heard relentlessly over the past week or two, there is increased concern that COVID-19, aka novel coronavirus, will
March 17, 2020
By Rachel D. Jaffe As you have heard relentlessly over the past week or two, there is increased concern that COVID-19, aka novel coronavirus, will
Now, new evidence cited by housing advocates suggest increasing effective partnerships between developers and faith-based organizations with underutilized or vacant real estate holdings could help
Updates provided by Austin Manna, Law Clerk Long-Awaited Report Seeks To Remedy NYC’s Unequal Property Tax Burden – Gothamist, 1/31/2020 One proposal to tax most
On December 5, 2019 the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) began enforcing Local Law 110, which requires building owners to notify tenants of
Enterprise Policy Development & Research (PD&R) team’s latest white paper, which explores leveraging property owned by faith-based organizations (FBOs) to create affordable homes. This
HANAC Wins Best in Green Affordable Multifamily Community Award at the National Association of Home Builders During the last edition of the Multifamily Pillars of
Goldstein Hall acted as legal counsel to the Charter School of Educational Excellence (CSEE) in a $36.8 million bond transaction with the Yonkers Economic Development
Goldstein Hall was honored to have our Associate, Chris Antonelli, speak at the Christian Times Publications’ Martin Luther King, Jr. Economic Empowerment Business and Faith
The 18th Annual Alfred B. DelBello Land Use and Sustainable Development Conference held on December 5, 2019 centered on the theme Building the Infrastructure for
Goldstein Hall is listed as a leader in the faith-based affordable housing development space by Real Estate Weekly. Re-thinking community needs, institutional missions and the
