According to this map by the Pratt Center for Community Development, which the authors warn might not by comprehensive, the issues have not affected most NYCHA properties but have struck some in each ...

NIMBYs living in million-dollar pads are trying to derail the planned massive overhaul of one of Manhattan’s largest NYCHA ...

Pinnacle City Living will serve as West Brighton I and II’s property manager after they are converted, according to NYCHA. Pictured, a map of the West Brighton Houses, a NYCHA owned and managed ...

A map of NYCHA properties where the illegal practices were carried out includes one housing complex in Stapleton and one in New Brighton. There are 10 NYCHA-run locations in total on Staten Island.

A map of NYCHA developments where the alleged incidents took place shows a concentration in North, Central and Northeast Brooklyn as well as in Red Hook and at a handful of developments in or near ...

McNicholas spoke to Daniel Greene, NYCHA's executive vice president of property management. "Is [370 days] an acceptable number for you?" McNicholas asked. "No, absolutely not. Our repair times ...

RAD is a program NYCHA will use to infuse new money into deteriorating developments. A third of its property will get turned over to the program — leasing buildings to private, nonprofit ...

At the same time, the developers and NYCHA have concluded the cost of capital repairs at the properties would be more than double a previous $366 million estimate, due both to a fuller examination ...

Some council members asked for an explanation on why the cost has increased so much. This process of reviewing and evaluating the NYCHA properties takes place once every five years.