The L Haus condominium, developed by the Stahl Organization in Long Island City, has recently reached the 85-percent sold sales plateau.

The number of available Manhattan rental units may have grown by 6 percent in April, but that didn’t keep rent prices for the month from experiencing a case of spring fever, and climbing by an average of $17.

In a collaborative effort, Enterprise, The New York City Housing Authority, Bronx Pro Group, New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, and Services for the UnderServed are constructing a 49-unit green supportive housing development.

A 72-unit multifamily development designed for families in Dryden, N.Y., will benefit from construction financing provided by Boston Capital.

Enterprise Community Partners and Habitat for Humanity New York City have closed on a $2.9 million loan that will enable Habitat-NYC to acquire and rehabilitate three distressed multifamily buildings in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Owners of New York City’s large rental apartment buildings shoulder a disproportionate share of the city’s overall property tax burden, due to the fact they are subject to a higher effective property tax rate than owners of one- to three-bedroom homes.

American DG Energy has inked a deal with The Community Builders to provide a 75 kW combined heat and power system for West Village, an affordable housing complex in New Haven.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Richard LeFrak, chairman and CEO of the LeFrak Organization, announced the opening of Newport Green, a 400-acre mixed-use property, the latest development in Jersey City.

Related Affordable, a division of Related Companies, has announced that it will provide $3.7 million in renovations and upgrades for 141 affordable units in the River Run Apartments community.

Sara Jayanthi, senior NYSERDA Energy Smart Communities coordinator for Solar One, talks to MHN about why it’s important to have an energy coordinator and the easiest ways for a building to save electricity.