78 More Under Construction

On April 5, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the completion of 65 new roofs on NYCHA buildings, benefitting the quality of life of almost 13,000 residents by reducing leaks and mold.

After a harsh winter during which hundreds of thousands of NYCHA residents suffered without heat and hot water at one time or another, many people across our city have been asking a simple question: do public housing residents deserve the same quality of life as everyone else?

NYCHA residents can use new digital tools on the NYCHA website to track NYCHA’s progress on repairs and construction.

Today is International Women’s Day, an annual commemoration to celebrate women’s accomplishments and bring worldwide attention to discrimination against women.

NYCHA and the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) released a request asking developers to submit proposals for a new mixed-income building at La Guardia Houses.

On November 4, volunteers transformed an unused recreational area at Pomonok Houses in Queens into a safe, fun, beautiful playground.

Janitorial staff at Ingersoll Houses spent a day learning how to use new floor-cleaning machines that will save them hours of labor, make developments cleaner, and improve quality of life for residents.

Betances Residents tour Bronxchester to see potential renovations for their development, including a new laundry room, lobby, and outdoor community space.

NYCHA continues to modernize and make more information digitally available. As part of thihttps://selfserve.nycha.infos process, NYCHA has made it possible for residents to complete their annual recertification online, as of September 2017, making the procedure easier for both NYCHA and its residents.

According to the Department of Sanitation, all of NYCHA's developments are doing an excellent job recycling.  Department Commissioner Kathryn Garcia applauded residents from Latimer Gardens, the top performer, at the NYCHA Recycles celebration.