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COMMERCIAL OBSERVER January 30, 2025: New York Lawmakers Should Adopt This Plan to Truly Spur Affordable Housing December 9, 2024: How Albany Can Meet the Moment on New York Affordable Housing in 2025 November 6, 2024: Celebrating a Year of Innovation and Excellence in NY Affordable Housing October 15, 2024: New York State Must Address Affordable Housing’s Electrification Challenges September 24, 2024: How New York’s Affordable Housing Industry Helps Lead in Combating Climate Change August 26, 2024: Modernizing Mandates Will Help City of Yes Ease NYC’s Affordability Crisis ARTICLES March 3, 2025, The City: Brooklyn Senior Housing Project First to Get on Green Fast Track Approval Process February

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State of the State Response

PRESIDENT & CEO CARLINA RIVERA ON STATE OF THE STATE Albany, NY (January 13, 2026) – New York State Association for Affordable Housing President Carlina Rivera today issued the following statement in response to Governor Hochul’s 2026 State of the State address and accompanying policy book: “As New Yorkers in every corner of the state are struggling to make ends meet, making affordable housing accessible to all who need it is more important than ever before. “Governor Hochul recognizes that the best way out of the affordable housing crisis requires a balanced approach – both building new housing and preserving the affordable homes on which New Yorkers already rely. “Meeting the scale of the challenge requires a mix of both smart policies that remove barriers to responsible construction as well as financial investments that protect and strengthen existing housing. An additional $250

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NYSAFAH Statement on Block by Block Housing Plan

NYSAFAH Statement on Block by Block Housing Plan NEW YORK, NY (May 26, 2026) – The New York State Association for Affordable Housing (NYSAFAH) President and CEO Carlina Rivera released the following statement commending Mayor Zohran Mamdani for advancing a comprehensive housing plan that recognizes the urgent need to accelerate production, preserve affordable and supportive housing, and strengthen long-term housing stability for New Yorkers: “At a time when rising costs, aging buildings, and growing service needs continue to strain affordable housing providers, the Administration’s focus on speeding up approvals, expanding preservation tools, and making significant capital investments is a meaningful step toward addressing the scale of the crisis. “We are particularly encouraged by the transformation of

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NYSAFAH President & CEO and Board Chair Named City & State’s 2026 Trailblazers in Construction

NYSAFAH President & CEO and Board Chair Named City & State’s 2026 Trailblazers in Construction NYSAFAH President & CEO Carlina Rivera and Bronx Pro Group CEO Samantha Magistro, NYSAFAH Board Chair, have been named City and State’s 2026 Trailblazers in Construction! Construction is a key part of addressing New York’s statewide housing crisis. Having leaders such as Carlina and Samantha spearheading innovative and community oriented affordable housing solutions can make all the difference in building the future New York needs and deserves. We are proud to see their recognition and grateful for their leadership in the affordable housing industry. Check out the full list here.

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NYSAFAH Statement on End of Emergency Housing Voucher Program

NYSAFAH Statement on End of Emergency Housing Voucher Program NEW YORK, NY (June 17, 2026) – New York State Association for Affordable Housing President and CEO Carlina Rivera released the following statement in reaction to the looming end of the Emergency Housing Voucher Program: “The final federal Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) funding allocation is projected to support existing NYCHA households only through November 2026, leaving approximately 5,200 families facing uncertainty and the potential risk of homelessness. This is unacceptable. “We appreciate NYCHA’s commitment to exploring all available funding options and believe it is critical for the City, NYCHA, housing providers, and advocates to work together to develop a solution

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