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As real estate prices skyrocket, working people, from teachers to shop owners, find themselves priced out of decent housing. We specialize in the administration, including processing applications, managing compliance and conducting marketing & outreach to the income-eligible, qualified, target populations to fully lease-up affordable housing set asides. The IMPACCT Brooklyn team brings over 20+ years of combined experience as affordable housing lottery administrators and inclusionary marketing agents.
Ribbon cutting ceremony at 778 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn NY
Whether building supportive or senior housing to provide quality homes to our city’s vulnerable populations or brokering private/public partnerships to save existing housing, IMPACCT Brooklyn has expanded affordable housing options allowing low and moderate income working families to remain a vital part of the vibrant Brooklyn community.
Some of our recent successes with our developers have been:
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Real Estate and Community – We have collaborated with several for-profit developers & architectural firms and forged significant community linkages & partnerships, including with local churches to build new housing on property they want to develop.
Over the past 20+ years we have successfully worked with developers to identify and market affordable units within new developments here in Brooklyn.
In June 2024, IMPACCT welcomed its first tenants to 811 Lexington, a 64-unit senior affordable housing building. 778 Myrtle Avenue, a 60-unit supportive housing building was completed and welcomed its first residents in 2025
Over the span of 50+ years, IMPACCT Brooklyn has developed & preserved the affordability of income-targeted housing creating stable, sustainable resident communities in Central Brooklyn.
With our eyes focused on the long-term affordability of our developments, IMPACCT Brooklyn helped to found the JOE NYC, a joint ownership entity designed to help its members secure the long-term viability of its non profit run affordable housing.
