Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Alisa Fuentes’s organization
May 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
New York City Housing Plan 2026-2036
The Block by Block plan outlines Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani's comprehensive strategy to address New York City's housing crisis. The plan focuses on eight key pillars: empowering tenants and strengthening enforcement, preserving affordability and improving housing quality, securing NYCHA's future, building neighborhoods for working people, expanding and stabilizing homeownership, reducing and preventing homelessness, investing in strong jobs and innovation, and achieving public excellence. It aims to build 200,000 new affordable homes and preserve 200,000 existing homes over the next decade, fostering an affordable and equitable city where residents can live with dignity in safe and stable housing.
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The board meeting primarily focused on the presentation of the Authority's Transformation Plan, outlining organizational changes to improve service delivery, resident engagement, and the transition to a property-based management model. Additionally, a comprehensive overview of the new HUD Section 3 rule was provided, detailing hiring priorities, numerical goals for labor hours, contractor compliance requirements, and business concerns outreach. Other discussion topics included the Project Labor Agreement, resident training initiatives through the Resident Training Academy and Jobs-Plus program, and the role of the Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability department in connecting residents to employment opportunities.
Jul 29, 2020·BoardMeeting
Board
New York City Housing Authority Regular Meeting
The board authorized several agreements, including training services for tenant data management, general liability insurance policy awards, and financing for energy conservation measures. Significant actions included the ratification of various IDIQ contracts, amendments to existing energy services agreements, and the approval of funding increases for numerous maintenance and construction requirement contracts. The board also rejected bids for specific capital projects and approved the Fiscal Year 2020 Internal Audit Plan. Additionally, quarterly reports regarding mold and ventilation-related contracts, along with status updates on the Capital Projects Division's heating plant program and weatherization assistance program, were presented.
Dec 21, 2022·BoardMeeting
Board
New York City Housing Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed and authorized several key financial and contractual matters. This included the awarding of insurance program policies, multiple Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for citywide plumbing, heating, and lead-based paint abatement services, as well as roofing replacement and structure renovation projects. Additionally, the Board authorized capacity increases for existing contracts and approved the Five-Year Operating and Capital Budget Plans for 2023-2027. The financial presentation covered projections for tenant rent revenue, operating reserves, and strategic capital investments for elevators, brickwork, roofs, and lead abatement.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
