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Housing & Community Development in New York
Who directs money into this space and the policy shaping it. Everything here is matched on the housing & community development sector and drawn from public appropriations and the New York policy tracker, not a keyword search.
Who is getting funded in Housing & Community Development
1,852 organizations have received $2,437,057,646 in New York appropriations tagged to housing & community development. The largest recipients, ranked by total received.
| Organization | Awards | Total received |
|---|---|---|
| New York City Parks and Recreation | 119 | $91,311,786 |
| City of Rochester | 49 | $69,154,566 |
| New York City Housing Authority | 74 | $55,519,632 |
| City of Buffalo | 43 | $55,437,200 |
| Town of Amherst | 11 | $34,574,850 |
| City of Syracuse | 58 | $30,524,855 |
| Sullivan County | 1 | $29,846,169 |
| Woman's Christian Association of Jamestown, IIIp4 N.Y., The | 1 | $29,841,205 |
Who directs money into Housing & Community Development
Officials and offices ranked by the appropriation dollars they have directed to housing & community development organizations in New York. State grants are attributed at the chamber or agency level; New York City discretionary funding carries the sponsoring Council Member. This is the funding record, not an endorsement.
| Official / office | Organizations funded | Total directed |
|---|---|---|
| President and CEOEmpire State Development | 215 | $407,557,588 |
| New York State AssemblyNew York State | 437 | $335,705,873 |
| State Senator, District 1New York State Senate | 507 | $333,567,377 |
| Assembly Member, District 1New York State Assembly | 470 | $327,549,086 |
| Governor of New York StateExecutive Chamber | 42 | $225,385,703 |
| New York State SenateNew York State | 332 | $210,949,878 |
| Governor of New York StateExecutive Chamber | 47 | $127,637,428 |
| Executive Chamber (Governor)New York State | 22 | $86,010,900 |
| Governor of New York StateExecutive Chamber | 25 | $27,701,360 |
| Brooklyn DelegationNew York City Council | 25 | $22,751,693 |
Who holds contracts in Housing & Community Development
Organizations already holding New York public contracts in this sector, ranked by contract value. These are the incumbents to study, partner with, or subcontract under. New York publishes the winner of each award, not the losing bidders, so this is the field of holders, not a bidder list.
| Organization | Contracts | Contract value |
|---|---|---|
| New York City Housing Authority | 696 | $2,762,614,811 |
| Institute for Community Living, Inc. | 18 | $1,195,873,555 |
| Acacia Network Housing, Inc. | 19 | $743,896,762 |
| Services for the Underserved Inc. | 14 | $687,549,649 |
| Vocational Instruction Project Community Services | 6 | $623,917,769 |
| Bowery Residents’ Committee, Inc. | 18 | $502,711,576 |
| Samaritan Daytop Village, Inc. | 9 | $372,888,566 |
| CGI FEDERAL, INC. | 1 | $309,799,154 |
Open opportunities in Housing & Community Development
RFPs and solicitations currently open in this sector, soonest deadline first. Each links to its official notice.
- Equipment Shelter & POP InstallationFranklin County · NYS Contract Reporter · General · Closes September 21, 2026
- SMPD_MATERIAL_PLUMBING SUPPLIESNYC Housing Authority · NYC · Competitive Sealed Bids · Closes September 22, 2026
- Waverly Roof ReplacementPeople with Developmental Disabilities, NYS Office for · NYS Contract Reporter · Discretionary procurements less than $150,000 · Closes September 24, 2026
- Tall Oaks 1 Roof ReplacementPeople with Developmental Disabilities, NYS Office for · NYS Contract Reporter · Discretionary procurements less than $150,000 · Closes September 24, 2026
- Demolition of City Owned BuildingsTroy, City of · NYS Contract Reporter · General · Closes September 24, 2026
- Wells Curtice IRA - Roof Replacement Construction ProjectPeople with Developmental Disabilities, NYS Office for · NYS Contract Reporter · Discretionary procurements less than $150,000 · Closes September 30, 2026
Policy shaping Housing & Community Development
New York bills and rules in this sector, newest first. Each links to its official source.
- T2026-2238: Comprehensive reporting on the CityFHEPS program.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- T2026-1424: A landlord portal for rental assistance programs.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- T2026-2458: The dissemination of information on the rent freeze program and training for participating agencies.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- T2026-0226: Annual reporting on participation by city households in the housing choice voucher homeownership program.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1030-2026: The declaration of a public nuisance by the department of housing preservation and development in connection with lead hazards.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1033-2026: Making certain informational requirements for notices concerning rent increase exemption programs discretionary.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1035-2026: Establishing an exemption from enforcement of certain residential sanitation violations.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1065-2026: Requiring cost benchmarks for small recurring capital projects.New York CityNew York City (proposed)Official source →
Everything on this site, analyzed for your organization: who is funding work like yours, who already holds the contracts, which offices decide, what policy is moving, and the sequenced actions to take.