Development
Young NYC Developer Buys Property Linked to Underground Railroad
- Real Estate
- 3 weeks ago
This week, Equity Platforms CEO Vernon Jay an affordable housing developer from New York City, announced the acquisition of 315 N Front Street, now renamed “Front Street Lofts.” Located in the historic downtown Harrisburg waterfront district, this property holds significant historical value as it served as a stop on the Underground Railroad following its construction in 1850, helping bring people out of slavery. Now, this landmark will be transformed into quality affordable housing, giving it a new purpose while preserving its rich history.
- Real Estate
- 3 weeks ago
A Glimpse into Modern Luxury: 218 Front Street, DUMBO Brooklyn
- Real Estate
- 3 weeks ago
In the heart of DUMBO Brooklyn, 218 Front Street stands as a beacon of modern luxury living. This contemporary residential building offers a wide selection of apartments, ranging from cozy studios to spacious two-bedroom units, all designed with an emphasis on natural light and outdoor living. The floor-to-ceiling windows flood each unit with sunlight, while the many outdoor spaces, including private balconies and terraces, allow residents to enjoy the beauty of the city from their own homes.
- Real Estate
- 3 weeks ago
NYC Developer Acquires Property With Ties to Underground Railroad
- Business
- 1 month ago
This week, Equity Platforms CEO Vernon Jay an affordable housing developer from New York City, announced the acquisition of 315 N Front Street, now renamed “Front Street Lofts.” Located in the historic downtown Harrisburg waterfront district, this property holds significant historical value as it served as a stop on the Underground Railroad following its construction in 1850, helping bring people out of slavery. Now, this landmark will be transformed into quality affordable housing, giving it a new purpose while preserving its rich history.
- Business
- 1 month ago
Brooklyn Rec Center to Get $160 Million Renovation
- Development
- 1 month ago
New York City Mayor, Eric Adams, recently announced one of the major highlights of the city’s 2025 budget, the $160 million investment to completely rebuild the 70-year-old Brownsville Recreation Center, providing a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Brooklyn. This comes on top of previous investments, such as the Parks Opportunity Program (POP), which offers low-income New Yorkers six-month paid opportunities and training programs to help maintain and operate city parks. Additionally, the budget allocates $15 million to hire 240 full-time maintenance and operations staff to provide a second shift of cleaning services at 100 hotspots in 62 public parks across all five boroughs.
- Development
- 1 month ago
Applications For New Luxury Apartments In East New York Now Available
- Real Estate
- 1 month ago
Ok, this is it East New York. This NYC Housing Connect listing just opened up near Broadway Junction. Rents range from $907 to $3,291.
- Real Estate
- 1 month ago