UHAB

UHAB An affordable housing nonprofit, UHAB creates, preserves, and guides low- and moderate-income co-ops and strong tenant associations.

The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) has long shaped affordable housing development in the U.S., yet its role in su...
04/16/2026

The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) has long shaped affordable housing development in the U.S., yet its role in supporting cooperative and community-controlled models is still emerging.

Join us for a conversation with practitioners, policymakers, and housing experts as we explore how LIHTC and related financing strategies can help unlock new pathways for social housing. This panel will examine how these tools can be adapted to support long-term affordability and resident control, and what it will take to bring these models to scale.

Resident-controlled housing depends not only on ownership structures but on the ability of communities to govern themsel...
04/16/2026

Resident-controlled housing depends not only on ownership structures but on the ability of communities to govern themselves over time. From affordable housing cooperatives and Mitchell-Lama developments to tenant associations, these models rely on collective decision-making to manage buildings, finances, and shared spaces.

Join us for a conversation with residents, organizers, and housing leaders as we explore what it takes to sustain democratic governance across generations. Drawing on lived experience, this panel will examine how communities navigate leadership transitions, cultural differences, and evolving resident needs while maintaining strong and inclusive participation. Together, we’ll reflect on the everyday practices that keep resident democracy alive. ✨

This Black History Month, we’re honoring NYC’s long history of Black-led organizing for housing justice and community co...
02/26/2026

This Black History Month, we’re honoring NYC’s long history of Black-led organizing for housing justice and community control.

From Seneca Village to Weeksville to the largest rent strike in city history, Black New Yorkers have built communities, defended their homes, and organized against displacement and neglect.
This history reminds us that the fight for safe, dignified, and community-controlled housing is not new and continues to be led by those most impacted.

UHAB carries that legacy forward by equipping residents across New York City with the tools to take control of their housing and protect long-term affordability for future generations.

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New York, NY
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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