At 84 years young, Bernie Brandall has lived nearly every day of his life to the fullest.
Exclusive insight into the results of RISE’s benchmarking survey on SDoH
The research project was conducted in partnership with Alexandra Schweitzer, senior fellow at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at Harvard Kennedy School, and launched in January, prior to COVID-19. Schweitzer revealed the survey results during a session at this week’s RISE National Summit on Social Determinants of Health and moderated a panel discussion about the findings.
Office Hours: Daniel Libeskind
Even among non-architects, Daniel Libeskind’s name is well-known. Over three decades, his firm has designed and built many high-profile institutions and cultural landmarks, beginning with his competition-winning proposal for the Jewish Museum Berlin in 1989.
Three rent-regulated Glendale apartment buildings undergo $5 million upgrade with new ownership
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, three rent-regulated apartment buildings in Glendale underwent a $5 million tenant-in-place rehabilitation. It’s the first project under the city’s Neighborhood Pillars program, which is meant to help preserve affordable housing, to be completed.
Rockabill Development Completes Preservation of Workforce Housing Portfolio
Seventy-two homes have been rehabilitated and converted to affordable and workforce housing in the Glendale section of Queens, New York. It is the first project to be completed under the city’s Neighborhood Pillars program.
Rockabill Development renovates Queens affordable housing portfolio
Rockabill Development, a leader in providing development and construction services to the affordable and supportive housing community, and Selfhelp Community Services, concluded a $5 million effort to preserve and rehabilitate 72 apartments in the Glendale neighborhood.
Olshan, O’Connor Capital Break Ground on Bronx Affordable Project
A joint venture of Olshan Properties and O’Connor Capital Partners have commenced construction on Parkchester Gardens, a 221-unit affordable senior community in the Bronx, N.Y.
Leasing launches at Long Island City’s latest waterfront rental, from $2,900/month
One of the latest residential towers to rise on the Long Island City waterfront has officially kicked off leasing for its 200 market-rate apartments.
Lottery opens for 534 mixed-income units at Hunter’s Point South development, from $537/month
A housing lottery opened on Wednesday for 534 mixed-income apartments at a massive rental in Long Island City.
Housing lottery launches at Hunters Point South development in Long Island City
As the latest high-rise nears completion on the Long Island City waterfront, developer TF Cornerstone has launched a housing lottery for its 534 mixed-income rental units with 100 reserved for seniors over the age of 62.





