New York City’s public housing system, NYCHA, is sprawling and aging. Hundreds of thousands of residents live in a NYCHA
Tucked between the East River and FDR Drive in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, the Bernard M. Baruch Houses make up
Injured At Alfred E. Smith Houses In Lower Manhattan? Alfred E. Smith Houses, often called Smith Houses, is a NYCHA
The residents of Staten Island may live in the least populated borough, but its NYCHA residents face the same dangerous
Queens contains some of the most diverse neighborhoods in New York City and some of the most neglected public housing
Injured At Farragut Houses In Brooklyn? Farragut Houses is a NYCHA development in Brooklyn’s 11201 ZIP code. The official NYCHA
Public housing developments in Manhattan have a unique footprint: many are high-rise towers built decades ago, packed into high density
From Soundview to Castle Hill, The Bronx is home to some of the most expansive and densely populated public housing
Brooklyn is home to some of New York City’s biggest and most densely populated NYCHA developments. From Red Hook to
If you or a loved one suffered an injury at the Red Hook Houses East or West in Brooklyn, you