NYC's 'Poor Door' Phenomenon: Separate Entrances for Low-Income Residents

By Albert Lin


New York City has approved a developer’s plan to build a luxury apartment building with a separate entrance for tenants living in its affordable-housing units.

A spokesman for the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development confirmed to the New York Post that the agency has greenlighted Extell’s proposal under the Inclusionary Housing Program, which allows developers to build larger buildings if they include low-income housing.

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