Continuing our conversation about the the differences between Bloomberg and de Blasio’s housing plan, as well as ways we can make a difference on our own communities in response. You can’t discuss any housing plan in NYC and leave out public housing and the challenges the organization and its tenants…

There are a variety of ways de Blasio’s plan differs from his predecessors’. Last post we touched on the basics of both plans. Now we will look into the employment initiatives that were tied to the affordable housing plans. Bloomberg made no promises as part of his affordable housing plan…

Mayor Bloomberg was elected in 2001, less than 100 days after 9/11 and in a time of incredible turbulence, both socially and economically. ​His unflappable, steady, and business-like approach reassured us and led to a steady build up of the economy. …

Originally published at www.bmkfinishes.com on July 5, 2017. My previous posts addressed the differences in the plans set forth by the Bloomberg and de Blasio administrations in regards to the employment impact and the total number of affordable housing units either built or preserved. In this post, we’ll delve into…