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500 Affordable Units to Rise on Housing Authority Land in Bronx and Brooklyn
The de Blasio administration has selected three private developers for the buildings, which will be erected in parking lots and grasslands of existing housing projects.
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The de Blasio administration has selected three private developers for the buildings, which will be erected in parking lots and grasslands of existing housing projects.
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