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The Sheltering Storm:
Uncertainty on Section 8
City Limits' writer Matt Schwartzfield explores the issues surrounding the HUD funding shortfall and what it could mean for Section 8 tenants.
CITY LIMITS ARTICLE

Read about 1520 Sedgwick Avenue Tenants, Musicians & Elected Officials Met to Celebrate the official Birthplace of Hip-Hop and Decry the Pending Loss of Affordable Housing CLICK HERE

Collected Stories: Castleton Park
Staten Island residents join with activists and city leaders to fight against the loss of their affordable Mitchell Lama building to private sale...
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For member services and technical assistance, please visit www.uhab.coop

Help us Help Co-ops!
We can accept your donation securely through PayPal- Your generosity helps UHAB continue in it's mission to create, support and sustain affordable co-ops.

Homeownership Opportunities
Wednesday, May 21st from 6pm - 7pm
120 Wall Street, 20th floor (at South Street) New York, NY
Subway 2, 3, 4, 5 to Wall Street.
RSVP is required. For more information contact Mark Jaffe at (212) 479-3389 or jaffe@uhab.org. Click Here to learn more.

Would you like to find out more about UHAB? Please join us for an introduction to UHAB...

UHAB INFO SESSION
"From Abandonment to Gentrification: An Overview of Affordable Co-operative Housing."
Tuesday, June 3rd from 6pm -7pm
120 Wall Street, 20th floor (at South Street) New York, NY

Subway 2, 3, 4, 5 to Wall Street.

To RSVP please call (212) 479-3312

This session is meant solely as an introduction to UHAB. Given our time constraints, we will not be going into specifics about volunteer opportunities or how to become a co-op homeowner. We will be following up with each attendee to address individual questions and needs.

UHAB on YouTube
UHAB is creating an online channel to provide and organize video about housing news and issues in New York City and across the nation... CLICK HERE

MNN awarded UHAB a "Tactical Media Toolkit" grant to expand our media capacity and create original programming to be aired on public access.

We encourage you to support public access television and Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN).

Check out our UHAB TV page for more information.

Highlights on Housing

HUD Housing Crisis: UHAB Policy Pamphlet #1

May 11, 2008