Date: Monday, March 7th 2005
The Furman Center brought together two panels of experts to critique the recommendations included in Reducing the Cost of Housing Construction in New York City: Update 2005 to discuss more broadly the appropriate balance between the need for lower‑cost housing and the need for zoning, environmental and health and safety regulations.
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The Impact of Supportive Housing on Surrounding Neighborhoods: Evidence from New York City
This study on the neighborhood impacts of supportive housing examines the effects that 123 supportive housing developments across New York City’s five boroughs have had on surrounding property values over an 18-year period.