We Are Champions For Homeowners in New York State
Our mission is to promote and protect affordable homeownership in New York so that middle – and working-class families are able to build strong, thriving communities. Here's how we help:
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We know it can sometimes be tough to be a homeowner.
If you are at risk of missing mortgage payments or need to learn about how to protect your investment in your family's future, we may be able to help.
About Us
We promote and protect affordable homeownership. Learn how the Center meets the diverse needs of homeowners throughout New York State.
Our History
In 2008, the leadership of New York City and private foundations created the Center to meet the challenge of the Great Recession's foreclosure crisis.
Publications
Our Summit is less than ONE WEEK away!
Hear from experts on building an equitable recovery for NYers
🌳Climate justice
🏡Black homeownership
⚖️Scaling equity to address housing challenges
Remarks from Councilmembers @AlickaASamuel41 & @AdrienneEAdams1: https://t.co/BLiVx32FkM
Hear from experts on building an equitable recovery for NYers
🌳Climate justice
🏡Black homeownership
⚖️Scaling equity to address housing challenges
Remarks from Councilmembers @AlickaASamuel41 & @AdrienneEAdams1: https://t.co/BLiVx32FkM
“If you want to advance equity, you have to make a substantial investment in housing, because so many of our nation's current barriers to advancement are tied to our nation's legacy of housing discrimination.” https://t.co/HrIuNsuIev
Flood rates are expected to increase for homeowners still recovering from #HurricaneIda damage.
We're joining @WhartonRiskCtr & @NYClimate for an “inclusive insurance” model to offer cheaper options to households in flood-prone neighborhoods.
Learn more: https://t.co/hipAGgi5i0
We're joining @WhartonRiskCtr & @NYClimate for an “inclusive insurance” model to offer cheaper options to households in flood-prone neighborhoods.
Learn more: https://t.co/hipAGgi5i0
Rising flood insurance costs for property owners may ultimately get passed on to tenants.
“It seems entirely possible that a building owner would want to offset the increased flood policy with higher rent.” — Aaron Sturm, program manager at @CNYCN
https://t.co/hipAGgi5i0
“It seems entirely possible that a building owner would want to offset the increased flood policy with higher rent.” — Aaron Sturm, program manager at @CNYCN
https://t.co/hipAGgi5i0
This entire thread 🙌 https://t.co/QLjf2lZX4x
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