We are delighted to announce our full slate of awardees for our 65th Annual Luncheon! --- - Impact Award for Community Investment:?The Bridge Rockaway, The Bridge - Impact Award for Planning:?Dan Garodnick, Director, NYC Department of City Planning & Chairman, NYC City Planning Commission - Ibo Balton Community Planner Award:?Ryan Chavez, Director of Small Homes Programs, Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation - Impact Award for Housing: Federal Home Loan Bank of New York CHPC'S 65th Annual Luncheon is a celebration of the individuals and organizations illuminating the path forward to a brighter future for New York City residents and housing. The deadline for top sponsorship for the Luncheon is March 7th, so act now! To find out more about our event, and to purchase a table sponsorship, visit our webiste at https://lnkd.in/eZf2RTKJ.
Citizens Housing & Planning Council
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CHPC is an independent housing research and education nonprofit working in NYC since 1937.
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CHPC's mission, since 1937, is to advance practical public policies by better understanding New York City's most pressing housing and neighborhood needs across the five boroughs. We are a Council of leading professionals from every industry that shape the residential built environment. We share the conviction that by working together we can promote solutions for the long-term progress of the city. CHPC speaks as a trusted and impartial voice to improve housing for all New Yorkers.
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https://www.chpcny.org
Citizens Housing & Planning Council的外部链接
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- New York，NY
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- 非营利机构
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- 1937
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- Housing Policy、Land Use Policy、Data Analysis、Politics和Urban Planning
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We are now accepting sponsorship pledges for CHPC's 65th Annual Luncheon! --- As we look ahead toward?the gradual return of daylight to our lives, CHPC is?preparing to shine a light on the accomplishments of New York City’s housing and planning community. Join us at?our 65th Annual Luncheon?on April 23, 2025, as we celebrate the visionary individuals and organizations?illuminating the path forward?to a brighter future for New York City! Now is the best time to pledge your sponsorship –?to secure the best table placement in your section, and to be included on our future event marketing materials. You can join our growing list of sponsors today, and stay up to date with the latest updates, by visiting our website: https://lnkd.in/eZf2RTKJ.
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CHPC's Howard Slatkin's op-ed today highlights the urgency and significance of the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity proposals, now before the City Council: They are "the culmination of decades of research and experience with zoning and housing ... building on lessons learned by housing providers, advocates, and other experts inside and outside government.... We need to seize this unique opportunity for the millions of New Yorkers counting on the city to address a housing shortage."
As the City Council prepares to convene its public hearings on the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity proposals, I wrote for this morning's Daily News about how these reforms transcend the significance of any individual official - they a generational opportunity to change the way we approach meeting our housing needs in New York City. Hope you enjoy the read: https://lnkd.in/evPt2vrS
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CHPC's Howard Slatkin has something to say about why NYC has failed for years to rise to the challenges of growth. It's because we're stuck in the mid-century mindset of a city that isn't growing.
Jane Jacobs was not an advocate for “small scale” urbanism. She was an advocate for compact urbanism. And there is a massive difference between the two. The premise (repeated) here is wrong. Further, her solution to lack of supply and to gentrification (the subject of the “self-destruction of diversity” chapter of Death & Life) was to build more— more city! More compact, walkable, diverse, and desirable city! She was all for building big in that way.
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Check out quotes from CHPC Executive Director Howard Slatkin in Streetsblog NYC's latest article by Sophia Lebowitz! Alongside other experts, Howard discussed the high hidden costs of parking requirements, and how the #CityofYes for Housing Opportunity zoning changes put housing ahead of vehicle storage. ?? "If someone has to move, they might not be able to find housing where they can be close to the people and things they want to be close to…the absence of growth means housing for fewer people and more displacement, period." https://lnkd.in/eSMkbm4i
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On Tuesday evening, I spoke with Errol Louis on Inside City Hall about the blunt instrument of Rent Guidelines Board increases and how this contentious process highlights the fundamental need for more homes to address NYC’s long-running housing emergency. https://lnkd.in/ex9a6qA2 Relatedly, check out Citizens Housing and Planning Council's research into how we can grow and diversify our housing stock to meet the wide-ranging needs of New Yorkers: https://lnkd.in/ef-DCBR9
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Many thanks to all who attended our 64th Annual Luncheon! We are especially grateful for the support of our wonderful sponsors. Check out our 2024 Luncheon event page and sponsors: https://lnkd.in/eBe9xYK7 Read our full event recap: https://lnkd.in/eg_ttqQs View event photos: https://lnkd.in/eW2J_UkS Watch the program recording: https://lnkd.in/exN7gUG7 We look forward to seeing everyone at CHPC's next event! ??
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We can't wait to welcome the housing and planning industry to our 2024 Annual Luncheon tomorrow at the New York Marriott Marquis! ?? It's about time for us to come together to honor our wonderful awardees -- Tricia Dietz, BFC PARTNERS, Jonathan Gouveia, Stanley Richards, and JoAnne Page! See you there!
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Reserve your tickets now for the Citizens Housing & Planning Council's 64th Annual Luncheon on April 18th! Our President & CEO Stanley Richards and former CEO JoAnne Page will receive the "Impact for Housing" Award for their outstanding contributions to housing and planning in New York City. We hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/eBe9xYK7
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Time’s running out to join us for CHPC’s 64th Annual Luncheon! Come celebrate the accomplishments from across the housing and planning communities and honor four trailblazing individuals and organizations —?The Fortune Society’s Stanley Richards and JoAnne Page, New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA)'s Jonathan Gouveia, NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development’s Tricia Dietz,?and BFC PARTNERS. ? For more information and to get your tickets, visit: https://lnkd.in/eZxnbqyS