Hochul announces $127 million for Hudson Valley housing and upgrades
Gov. Hochul was in Yonkers today to announce a new initiative using $127 million to create a projected 10,000 units of housing across the region.
May 30, 2025, 5:00 PM
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22h agoNew housing and infrastructure projects are coming to the Hudson Valley.
Gov. Hochul was in Yonkers today to announce a new initiative using $127 million to create a projected 10,000 units of housing across the region.
- More than $7 million will create housing in Yonkers through the new Bridgewater North development project.
- $10 million
- New Rochelle is getting $5 million for a new condo with more than a hundred affordable units.
- Northeast Ramapo is receiving $10 million for sewer and water infrastructure upgrades.
- Kingston is turning an abandoned Quality Inn into housing for people at risk of homelessness.
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