New Law Expands Access To Special Needs Trusts
Tucked inside a larger bill signed by President Barack Obama this week is a tweak to federal law that’s designed to make it easier for people with disabilities to save money.
ConEd Brooklyn-Queens Non-Wire Alternative Project Installs First Microgrid
Consolidated Edison's Brooklyn-Queens Neighborhood Program is installing its first microgrid aimed at deferring investment in the bulk power grid: a combined battery, fuel cell and solar PV facility at Brooklyn's Marcus Garvey apartments.
Client News: The Neighborhood House of Sayville Begins Winter 2017 Intake
Neighborhood House is now conducting intake sessions for the Winter 2017 program. Services are completely free and run by licensed mental health professionals trained in grief and traumatic loss.
Construction Dive: Potential barriers to reviving NY’s 421-a tax break remain
The revamped 421-a tax break sets new wage requirements for workers on projects claiming the credit based on their location, in addition to lengthening the abatement period and increasing the required percentage of below-market units from 20% to 25% to 30%.
The Real Deal: 421a Revival Could be on the Agenda if State Legislature Calls Special Session
The New York State Legislature seems closer to calling a special session before the end of the year, potentially bringing a revised 421a to the table.