NEHEMIAH HDFC

Nehemiah HDFC has positioned itself as an industry leader and anchor in communities by providing quality and affordable housing to low-to-moderate income families.

Nehemiah Spring Creek Phase 4C is a newly constructed development comprised of 30 buildings located in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn Community Board 5.

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Nehemiah HDFC

Our Mission

Nehemiah’s mission is to transform communities and build equity with local leaders & institutions by creating and preserving high quality permanent affordable housing. At a critical scale that is impactful to our communities.

Community

Partnerships

We create lasting partnership with communities & organization to bring positive change.

Affordable Housing

Building access to more affordable housing.

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Community Regeneration

We revitalize neighborhoods not gentrified them.

Strategic Planning

We have a comprehensive plan to developed and maintain affordable housing.

Building Generational Wealth

Our projects give familes the steping stone needed to build

 a financial legacy.

Our Partnerships


We're proud of the organization we have partnered with throughout the years.

Articles & Press


By Karen Hunter Show 06 Jun, 2023
Affordable Housing Builds Wealth: Time to Change the Narrative! The Karen Hunter Show Kirk Goodrich – Affordable Housing Developer Rev. David Brawley – St. Paul Community Baptist Church
By FAQ NYC 01 Apr, 2023
Rev. David K Brawley, pastor of St. Paul’s Community Baptist Church in East New York, Brooklyn, and co-chair of the community organizing group Metro-IAF, talks with THE CITY’s Executive editor Alyssa Katz about what it takes to build lasting community power, the homeownership legacy of the Nehemiah Homes, what Mayor Eric Adams should know about mobilizing faith in politics and much more.
By By David K. Brawley and Getulio Cruz, Jr. 25 Oct, 2022
The conventional wisdom declares that, after four decades of renovation and new construction, the only way to increase the number of affordable housing homes and apartments in New York is to maximize density.
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