Today, we have released the interim results of a CHPC study examining the impact of the transfer of six Section 8 buildings from NYCHA to a public/private partnership. You can read the full study here.
The Wall Street Journal article on the study is below:
Private developers dramatically improved conditions and tenant satisfaction at six buildings formerly run by New York Citys public housing authority, according to a new study of a controversial strategy to turn the citys public housing over to private management.
A study by the Citizens Housing and Planning Council set to be released Monday measured the success of private developers who took over six buildings formerly managed by the New York City Housing Authority in early 2016. The council based its conclusions on resident surveys and data on such things as repairs, energy usage and tenant turnover.
Read more in WSJ.