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Community-driven planning and policy for a more just, sustainable New York City. Since 1963.
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If you listened to @WNYC's latest live conversation on #housing affordability, you might’ve caught Pratt Center’s Sylvia Morse on the panel, sharing our recent research on home flipping! Listen to the full conversation by streaming “NYC NOW” wherever you get your podcasts.
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🚨 New policy brief from Pratt Center with @NNPNYC.
As industry lobbyists push to weaken NYC’s Short-Term Rental Registration Law in the name of homeowners, our latest analysis finds that it is actually benefiting homeowners over investors.
Read on: prattcenter.net/short-term-ren…
As industry lobbyists push to weaken NYC’s Short-Term Rental Registration Law in the name of homeowners, our latest analysis finds that it is actually benefiting homeowners over investors.
Read on: prattcenter.net/short-term-ren…
Announcing the OneLIC Oversight Task Force! Convened to track commitments from the 2025 rezoning, it brings residents, community leaders, and City agencies together to share updates and ensure accountability. Facilitated by Pratt Center.
Learn more: onelictracker.com
Learn more: onelictracker.com
Important reporting on new eligibility criteria for the State’s EmPower+ program!
Pratt Center research identified income eligibility rules as a major barrier, so this an important step toward expanding access for NYC’s low- and moderate-income communities. Read more ⬇️
Pratt Center research identified income eligibility rules as a major barrier, so this an important step toward expanding access for NYC’s low- and moderate-income communities. Read more ⬇️
The state is adjusting income eligibility criteria for Empower+, which funds energy-saving building upgrades. Previous rules made it hard for NYC households to qualify: since 2010, only 7% of the program’s retrofit projects were in the five boroughs. citylimits.org/more-nyc-house…View quoted post on X
