The New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has a variety of programs that finance the development of low-, middle-, and mixed-income apartments. For more information, visit the HDC Web site.

• Supportive Housing: The Supportive Housing Network of New York provides a list of SRO units and studio apartments operated by non-profit agencies which provide some level of on-site supportive services. The majority of the units are for single individuals who are currently homeless in the NYC shelter system and/or who have a disability. Visit the web site of the Supportive Housing Network for a New York City Intake List. There are very few vacancies.

• Neighborhood Entrepreneurs Program: NEP is an award-winning program that enables neighborhood-based private property managers to manage and subsequently own clusters of occupied and vacant City-owned buildings.

• Neighborhood Redevelopment Program: NRP conveys clusters of occupied and nearby vacant City-owned buildings to selected community based not-for-profit organizations for rehabilitation and operation as rental housing.