The Department of Housing Preservation and Development on Tuesday announced plans to partner with three companies, one of which is minority-led and the other helmed by a woman, in converting a 17,145-square-foot Fort Greene, Brooklyn, parking lot into affordable housing for low-income seniors and homeless New Yorkers.
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Irma Garcia-Vargas, who lives with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, struggled to find stable housing and treatment years after she moved to New York. Garcia-Vargas, who
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