Bridge Street Development Corp and LISC Preserve Kings Covenant Apartments
The Bridge Street Development Corporation and LISC NYC join forces to preserve the Kings Covenant apartments.
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DNAinfo: ‘Feast Bed-Stuy’ to Highlight Neighborhood Eats With $5 Tasting
BEDFORD-STUYVESANT — Bed-Stuy residents can get a taste of the neighborhood this month with the return of a block-by-block food and drinks tour.
BSDC Picked for Morgan Stanley’s 7th Annual US Strategy Challenge
Morgan Stanley Launches Seventh Annual U.S.
PR Newswire: BSDC and Ocwen Financial Corporation Partner to Discuss Ways for Homeowners to Avoid Foreclosure
NEW YORK, March 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Bridge Street Development Corporation announced today it invited more than 1,600 homeowners to meet with specialists to discuss potential options available to help borrowers stay in their homes.
Protected: POP-Up Shop Vendor Application
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BSDC Hosts Panel Discussion: Keeping It In the Family
On a cold Saturday morning at the end of February, homeowners and their families came out to Restoration Plaza to hear how they could protect their most valuable asset–their home–and responsibly pass it on to the next generation.
BSDC Discusses Property Liens on BK Live
Brooklyn Independent Media‘s daily program BK Live, recently invited BSDC Senior Program Director Imelba Rodriguez to talk about liens and how they affect local homeowners.
Bedford- Stuyvesant profiled in New York Times Video Series
Bedford-Stuyvesant is the first featured neighborhood in the New York Times Real Estate video series Block by Block, created by Samantha Stark and Andrew Blackwell.
New York Foundation Grant Awarded for Community Engagement Work
Bridge Street Development Corporation (BSDC) is proud to announce that it was recently selected by the New York Foundation to receive a grant in the amount of $40,000.
CNYCN: Announcing AGScamHelp
(Sage Erskine / CNYCN) Yesterday, the Center for NYC Neighborhoods was honored to join New York State Attorney General Eric T.