Our archive includes an extraordinary collection of documents that set out the history of the development of Stuyvesant Town in Manhattan, including:
- The relocation plan for 11,000 people
- Original plans and submissions to City Planning
- Original advertising material
- Supreme Court papers detailing litigation on Stuy Town's alleged segregation policies preventing African-Americans from living there, and eminent domain issues
- Letters and reports from associated agencies and organizations, including CHPC and a NAACP letter from Thurgood Marshall
And much more....

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CHPC's expertise has been highly valued for over 70 years and our non-partisan analysis and opinion features widely in the media. Please see here for information and to schedule interviews.

Jerilyn Perine, and CHPC board member Mark Ginsberg, were guest panelists at the Municipal Art Society's Jane Jacobs forum on "Housing New Yorkers in the 21st Century" held in NYU's grand Vanderbilt Hall on Wednesday November 5

Boricua Village - Urban Renewal in the Bronx
Atlantic Development Group is developing a 1,000,000sq ft mixed-use project in partnership with Boricua College.
Where is it?
E. 163rd Street and Third Avenue. It is part of the Melrose Commons Urban Renewal Area of the Bronx
What is it?
Atlantic has partnered with Boricua College to develop 689 units of housing, as well as retail space, public open space, an amphitheatre, and new college facilites that include a museum, auditorium, cultural center, labs and a library. Out of 7 residential buildings, 4 are for moderate and middle income families and 3 are low-income housing. The affordable housing is under New York City's Housing Development Corporation's New Housing Opportunities Program and Low-Income Affordable Marketplace Program.

Every spring for five decades, CHPC has hosted nearly 1,000 for-profit and not-for-profit housing developers, bankers, architects, economists, planners, and attorneys at our Annual Luncheon.

We would like to thank the generous Platinum sponsors of our 2008 Luncheon: