TF Cornerstone is developing the second phase of Hunters Point South, a master-planned community in Queens’ Long Island City neighborhood. The new high-rises will add 1,194 residential units to the site along the East River.

A trio of apartment houses near the Glendale/Ridgewood border with a combined 72 rent-regulated apartment units have been sold to nonprofit groups aiming to keep the buildings affordable for all.

TF Cornerstone, Selfhelp Community Services, the NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development, NYC Housing Development Corp., congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, and assemblywoman Catherine Nolan broke ground on the newest phase of Hunters Point South, a mixed-use, mixed-income master-planned community and waterfront park situated along the East River in Long Island City.

Stakeholders from the government, non-profit and private sectors worked together to buy three apartment buildings in Queens, which will be kept rent-stabilized under the Neighborhood Pillars Program.

A group of seniors in Brooklyn will soon be able to live in a brand-new affordable and supportive housing development in East Flatbush.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo yesterday announced the completion of a $20 million affordable and supportive housing development with 58 affordable apartments for seniors at 333 Lenox Road in Flatbush/Lefferts Gardens.

The 13-story building in the Lefferts Gardens neighborhood has senior-friendly design elements and on-site social services.