Plaza Apartment Building Includes Workforce Housing
The Great Neck Record (4/13) reports, "At the edge of Great Neck Plaza, a new, very tall apartment building is going up, a building that includes 19 out of the 94 rental units set aside for workforce housing." Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, "a guest at the 'topping off' ceremony, expressed his approval of both the affordable housing and the county's agreement of handing over immediate control of the workforce housing units to the village." People "will be eligible if their household income falls within 50 percent to 100 percent of Nassau County's median household income, with adjustments for household size and periodic updating of this income amount as determined by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)."
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