
Gothamist – Landlords of NYC affordable housing launch new venture to combat spiking insurance costs
Several affordable housing landlords are fighting back against skyrocketing insurance rates with a new strategy that they say will get
“Dick really provided the pathway to making this all happen. He lent his years of service and experience along with his vast series of relationships to make the Milford Street Captive a reality.
None of this would have been possible without his unwavering confidence that fixing the affordable housing insurance problem is an essential component to preserving homes for NY’ers who need it the most.
Right until the very end, Dick worked every day to bring the Milford Street Captive to the market.
Our success is a testament not only to his belief in the necessity of affordable housing but in the ability of public-private partnerships to deliver results that would otherwise be unachievable without that joint collaboration.
He understood that big problems vexing the Government need all participants to work together for a better NY .”
– John A Crotty
Several affordable housing landlords are fighting back against skyrocketing insurance rates with a new strategy that they say will get
Ask them, and they’ll tell you: They had to do it because premiums have ballooned in recent years
Exponential Increases in Liability Insurance Have Threatened the Viability of Existing, and the Development of, New Affordable Housing Today, leaders
Rising insurance costs are “putting existing affordable housing under serious financial strain and making it more difficult to finance new
Rapidly rising insurance premiums are forcing affordable housing developers to cut back on programming, lay off staff, and even sell.
Facing soaring insurance rates and fewer and fewer coverage options, a group of affordable housing owners are starting their own