The NYU Furman Center will host a free webinar, on Tuesday September 25th at 12:00 p.m. ET, on the State of New York City’s Subsidized Housing in 2017. The webinar will review major programs used to develop and preserve affordable housing in the city, and provide the number and location of properties benefiting from a subsidy or incentive in 2017. It will also reveal when affordability restrictions on some of those properties will expire unless renewed by the owners and housing agencies. Participants will also learn how to find this information in the NYU Furman Center’s Neighborhood Data Profiles and its Subsidized Housing Database, and how to use the new data in conjunction with CoreData.nyc to explore changing housing and economic trends in New York City neighborhoods.
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