Left in the Wake: Sandy’s Effects on New York City Neighborhoods by Neil Reilly, CHPC Policy Analyst Eighteen months after Superstorm Sandy most small homeowners are still waiting for assistance repairing or rebuilding their homes. Houses stand vacant—whether...
On Tuesday, CHPC staff visited Coney Island to tour the nearly-complete Coney Island Commons – the fantastic result of a collaboration between CHPC board members Andrea Kretchmer, Larry Hirschfield and William Stein. Coney Island Commons is a mixed-use...
Zone A New York: How the Environment and Home Meet After Sandy Through our William R. Ginsberg Practitioner Fellowship Program, Joseph Pupello has spearheaded the creation of a new non-profit organization, Zone A New York. Zone A New York comprises housing and...
We wanted to bring you up to date on our situation since the hurricane. First, our staff are fine. Our offices were not in any way damaged but we still do not have phone or Internet service. We have rigged up some temporary wi-fi but coverage remains spotty....