BRI officials stated that while the new increases prevent another destructive rent freeze, they once again fall short of what is required to keep up with rising costs.
A total of $789 million in funding is being directed to six projects in New York City ($603 million) and three projects in the Mid-Hudson region ($186 million).
Since opening in October 2006, Empire City Casino has generated more than $5 billion for New York State education.
The Tiki Beach event will feature live music by local band Heard Immunity.
RYE—Westchester Residential Opportunities (WRO), is hosting an evening of fun, food, cocktails and live music at Tiki Beach @ Rye Playland on Thursday, June 12th to raise awareness and funds in support of their many pro-housing initiatives.
For more than 50 years, WRO has been an advocate for equal, affordable and accessible housing opportunities for all residents in the lower Hudson Valley of New York State. Among WRO’s many programs, they offer foreclosure and eviction prevention assistance, homebuyer education, aging-in-place support, and first-time homebuyer counseling. WRO has been a great long-time partner with the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors in providing Realtor education and resources to further fair housing enforcement.
The Tiki Beach event will feature live music by local band Heard Immunity. Tickets include food stations, open bar, free parking, entertainment and networking. All proceeds will benefit WRO and a portion of the ticket price is tax deductible.
Tickets are available at: https://westchesterresidentialopportunities-bloom.kindful.com/e/tiki-bar-event
BRI officials stated that while the new increases prevent another destructive rent freeze, they once again fall short of what is required to keep up with rising costs.
A total of $789 million in funding is being directed to six projects in New York City ($603 million) and three projects in the Mid-Hudson region ($186 million).
Since opening in October 2006, Empire City Casino has generated more than $5 billion for New York State education.
Year-over-year, contract signings rose in the Midwest and South, while they fell in the Northeast and West.
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