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The new Affordable Housing Resource Center includes listings for affordable housing throughout the five boroughs, as well as lots of other useful information about housing in the City.
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Construction in New York City is a vital part of the City's improvement
and growth, but can require many permits and approvals. NYC.gov has
a useful list of Frequently Asked Questions that all New Yorkers should
look at before beginning any construction or building project.
Go to the FAQ
The Home Improvement Program (HIP) was developed in cooperation with private banks to provide loans to help small homeowners improve their properties. HIP loans of up to $20,000 are made to owner/occupants of one- to four-family homes located throughout the City.
Learn more
Visit NYC.gov's list of online forms to quickly and conveniently address
any issues or take any actions you may wish regarding water, electricity,
or other utility services.
Go
to the forms
NYCHA's Community Centers and Senior Centers serve as the hubs for
most of our recreational, cultural, and educational programs, as well
as employment and health services. In addition, NYCHA collaborates
with government agencies and community-based organizations to offer
an even wider selection of services to the residents of NYCHA and
neighboring communities.
Learn more
Finding an apartment in New York City can be a daunting process. The
Affordable Housing Resource Center has a list of ten tips that can
help you learn the most common ways New Yorkers find apartments.
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to the list
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