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  • Senior Real Estate Reporter, Bisnow
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Senior Real Estate Reporter @Bisnow | sasha.jones@bisnow.com | Formerly of The Messenger (RIP), NYBJ, TRD, @columbiajourn Stabile, etc. | Primarily on Linkedin
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Social Housing Providers Turn To Bond Markets To Fund Expansions

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By Sasha Jones Verified
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Social housing providers are trying to do more with less as rising expenses and threats of funding cuts butt heads with the nation’s housing crisis. Most public housing authorities and nonprofit developers maintained stable operating margins throughout 2025 and the first half of 2026, but they are expected to take on more debt to fund portfolio growth, according to a new report by S&P Global Ratings.
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Social Housing Providers Turn To Bond Markets To Fund Expansions

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By Sasha Jones Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
This story was originally published on Bisnow, the newsroom global commercial real estate reads first. To receive daily news and analysis, subscribe to Bisnow's free suite of newsletters. Social housing providers are trying to do more with less as rising expenses and threats of funding cuts butt heads with the nation's housing crisis.
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Developers Scheme To Build More Housing Units As NYC's Tax Incentive Ages Original

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By Sasha Jones Verified
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A revived affordable housing tax incentive has helped boost construction but effectively limited how many units developers could build. Two years in, developers are on the hunt for new ways to change that. Under 485-x, developers have been incentivized to build — but only up to 99 units, as prevailing labor wage requirements kick in for larger projects. Developers have focused largely on building larger apartments or multiple smaller buildings on the same lot.
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