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Governor Hochul announces completion of $43 million affordable housing in Williamsville
April 9, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul announced completion of Blocher Apartments—a $42.6 million project creating 93 new affordable homes in Williamsville—on April 9. The development includes accessible units and supportive services for residents with disabilities as part of broader statewide efforts under Hochul's five-year Housing Plan.
Read more →Governor Hochul highlights progress in fighting housing discrimination during Fair Housing Month
April 8, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul announced major advances against housing discrimination during Fair Housing Month. Nearly $1 million was awarded last year following investigations into complaints statewide. A conference on fair housing issues is scheduled later this month.
Read more →New York State awards $2 million to support affordable housing and tenant rights in New York City
April 2, 2026
New York State Homes and Community Renewal has awarded nearly $2 million to non-profits across New York City boroughs. The funds aim to preserve about 500 affordable homes by expanding tenant rights or placing properties under community control. This move is part of wider state efforts addressing the ongoing housing crisis.
Read more →Governor Hochul announces $225 million affordable housing project in the Bronx
March 31, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced construction has begun on River Avenue Apartments II in The Bronx—a $225 million development creating nearly 300 new affordable homes including supportive units for vulnerable populations. The project continues statewide efforts under her five-year Housing Plan aimed at expanding access to quality housing.
Read more →Governor Hochul announces request for proposals to build 300 homes on MTA lot in Brooklyn
March 24, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a request for proposals seeking developers interested in building around 300 homes on an underused Metropolitan Transportation Authority property in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The plan aims not only at providing new residential options but also improving local transit access while supporting broader statewide efforts addressing affordability.
Read more →Governor Hochul announces $42 million for 200 supportive housing units in New York City
March 24, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $42 million investment aimed at creating 200 new supportive housing units across four boroughs of New York City for those facing chronic homelessness or behavioral health challenges. The funds will go toward helping local organizations provide both permanent homes and access to crucial mental health support.
Read more →Governor Hochul holds roundtable to discuss Let Them Build agenda and statewide housing reforms
March 23, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul convened state leaders on March 23 for a roundtable about her 'Let Them Build' agenda aimed at speeding up affordable housing and critical infrastructure development through reforms in state regulations. The proposals focus on streamlining project approvals while preserving key environmental safeguards.
Read more →Governor Hochul announces start of construction at $18 million affordable housing development in Albany
March 18, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced construction will begin on redeveloping a historic building at 97 Central Avenue into affordable apartments with commercial space in Albany. The $18 million project aims to address local housing needs while preserving architectural heritage as part of broader statewide initiatives.
Read more →Governor Hochul announces completion of $86 million affordable housing in the Bronx
March 11, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul announced completion of Baez Place in The Bronx—an $86 million project providing 154 new affordable apartments with on-site support services. The development is part of ongoing statewide efforts under her administration's five-year plan addressing New York's housing crisis.
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