Francesca Brown from CAMBA Housing Ventures on support for City of Yes for Housing Opportunity
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Francesca Brown, representing CAMBA Housing Ventures, expresses support for the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative. She commends the mayor, the Department of City Planning, and other supporters for addressing New York City's housing crisis through this ambitious project.
- Emphasizes the importance of local neighborhood conversations and community stakeholder participation in expanding housing supply
- Highlights Canva Housing Ventures' 20-year history of working with city agencies to expand housing opportunities for vulnerable New Yorkers
- Commits to continuing efforts to address the housing crisis by providing safe, sustainable neighborhood assets
- Support for the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative
- Appreciation for the work of Mayor Adams, his team, and the Department of City Planning
- Importance of local neighborhood conversations and community stakeholder participation
- Commitment to creating equitable and inclusive communities
- Canva Housing Ventures' experience working with HPD, HDC, and city planning for nearly 20 years
- Dedication to addressing the housing crisis by providing safe, sustainable neighborhood assets
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