Neighborhood Restore (Restoring Urban Neighborhoods, LLC) is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for 23 single-family homes in southeastern Queens and one (1) multi-family home in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn to qualified buyers through the Small Homes Rehab – NYCHA Program.

Per Scholas and Coalition for Queens (C4Q) are partnering with NYCHA’s REES department to recruit NYCHA residents for careers in IT. You can join the ranks of NYC’s growing tech sector employed at the city’s leading companies by training with Tech51.

Superstorm Sandy was the most costly and destructive disaster affecting NYCHA’s developments and residents in recent history. In December 2015, the biggest federal payout in the country’s history, over $3 billion was obligated for NYCHA’s Sandy Recovery Program. Construction is starting now at some developments and is ongoing for several years. To learn more about the projects and innovative designs visit our website at on.nyc.gov/nycha-sandy.

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