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NYC pensions invest $300m in affordable housing

Reported by Alternativeswatch

Sep 18, 2026· 3 min read

New York City’s pension funds have become the largest investor in the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust after making a $300 million commitment.

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Alternativeswatch NYC pensions invest $300m in affordable housing

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