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http://www.observer.com/2010/real-estate/affordable-housing-developers-preservationists-against-tax-credit-plan The organization that represents the state's affordable-housing industry, the New York State Association for Affordable Housing, is displeased with a provision in the revenue bill under consideration in Albany, as are advocates of historic preservation such as the New York Landmarks... [more]
http://www.observer.com/2010/real-estate/affordable-housing-developers-preservationists-against-tax-credit-plan The organization that represents the state's affordable-housing industry, the New York State Association for Affordable Housing, is displeased with a provision in the revenue bill under consideration in Albany, as are advocates of historic preservation such as the New York Landmarks Conservancy. The revenue bill offers one of the more blatant forms of what is, by most any definition, borrowing. (Remember: Many in Albany, particularly in the Senate, refused the Ravitch plan because it contained borrowing.) The bill would defer the payment of tax credits to private firms for things like construction on polluted sites, creation of affordable housing, and historic preservation until 2013—delaying a bill now while adding to the long-term bill later on. This doesn't actually save much money—it just means that the state pushes its bills three years down the line. [less]
http://www.nysafah.org/aboutus.shtml
The New York State Association for Affordable Housing, formed in 1998, is a trade association for private sector organizations throughout New York State that are involved in affordable housing.
http://www.nysafah.org/boarddirectors.shtml
Board of Directors
Our Staff
Advisory Board
Aaron, Steven
Birchez Associates LLC
Anelante, Jr., Frank J.
Lemle & Wolff, Inc.
Arias, Ian G.
PNC Real Estate
Arker, Alex
The Arker Companies
Barrett, Duncan
Omni Housing Development LLC
Bell, Alan
Hudson Companies
Bluestone, Les
Blue Sea Development Co., LLC
Bluestone, Eric
Bluestone Organization
Brodie, Peter
RBC Capital Markets
Brass, Charles
Forsyth Street Advisors
Burkhart, Heidi
Dane Professional Group
Calogero, Judith A.
Calogero Partners, LLC
Capoccia, Donald
BFC Construction Corp.
Crossed, Richard
Conifer Realty LLC
Cullen, Sean
RBC Capital Markets
Daly, David
Benjamin Development Corp./WEN Management Corp.
DeCaro, Thomas N.
Benchmark Title Agency
Diller, Rachel
Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group
Ezrapour, Robert
Artimus Construction
Fine, Peter
Atlantic Development Group LLC
Flaherty, CPA, Timothy R.
Salmin Celona Wehrle & Flaherty, LLP
Florey, Peter G.
D&F Development Group
Fournier, Timothy
Conifer Realty LLC
Frezza, John J.
Strategic Development & Construction Group
Gross, AIA, David Earl
GF55 Architects LLP
Higgins, Richard
Norstar Development USA L.P.
Hutson, Karim
The Genesis Companies
Kelly, Esq., John
Nixon Peabody LLP
Levine, Bruce
3D Development Group, L.L.C
Levine, Jeffrey
Levine Builders
Moelis, Ron
L&M Equity Participants Ltd.
Moss, Bob
Boston Capital
Murray, Michael M.
City Real Estate Advisors, Inc.
Murray, Peter J.
Loewen Development
Nelson, Robert
Global One Investments LLC.
Olson, Kenneth M.
POKO Partners, LLC
Riley, Jr, William T.
Reznick Group
Riso, James
The Briarwood Organization
Riso, Vincent L.
The Briarwood Organization
Schnitzer, Marc
Centerline Capital
Seiden, Esq., Jay
Seiden & Schein
Soja, Ann M.
First Sterling
Stand, APA, Petr
Magnusson Architecture & Planning PC
Stevens, Aaron
Centerline Capital
Stulpin, Cheryl
WinnDevelopment
Traylor, William
The Richman Group
Weissman, Neil
Jackson Development Group
Wilder, Jr., Robert H.
Wilder Balter Partners Inc.