Food First HDFC, Inc. previously owned the buildings. BROOKLYN, NY — New York Attorney General Letitia James, IMPACCT Brooklyn, New York State Homes and Community…
City and state intervene in nonprofit bankruptcy By Lilah Burke Four troubled Brooklyn buildings have a new landlord. After intervention from the city and the…
AG James Secures Transfer of Four Buildings Comprising 57 Affordable Units in Bedford-Stuyvesant to IMPACCT Brooklyn Funding from HCR and HPD Will Support Full Renovation of…
In neighborhoods where landlords don't call back and repairs go unanswered, knowledge is power — and IMPACCT Brooklyn's Community Organizing team makes sure residents have…
For many Brooklyn families, homeownership and a cleaner home are not distant dreams — they are goals within reach, with the right support. This quarter,…
BROOKLYN, NY — Yesterday, Mayor Mamdani released New York City’s “Block by Block” housing plan to address the ongoing housing crisis, and build and preserve 400,000 new…
April 15th, 2026 Brooklyn Org today announced $700,000 in funding for local communities via the Brooklyn Energy Initiative, a new, multi-year effort in partnership with the…
Congratulations to Council Member Crystal Hudson on this major step in supporting older adults and aging in place! Her Age in Place 2.0 package, which…
In Brooklyn's historic neighborhoods, where century-old brownstones tell stories of generations past, IMPACCT Brooklyn and our partners are writing a new chapter in community development…
Thank you Pix11 for featuring our ribbon cutting today for the latest in our supportive housing efforts: 811 Lexington Avenue Senior Residences. The new four-story,…
