Shaping New York: A Portfolio of Impact

NY attorney Steven Ald has been the strategic mind behind some of the state's most innovative housing solutions. Below is a selection of capital projects where Steven Ald led the financial closing processes.

A multi-story brick building with arched windows and red awnings on the street under a clear blue sky.

Bulls Head Project

Rochester, NY - $35 Million

Scope: 113 units across three buildings.
Role: Led the legal strategy for one of Rochester’s most significant recent affordable housing developments.

Night view of a modern building with a vertical blue neon sign reading "Evergreen Lofts," adjacent to an older brick building, with bicycles parked outside.

Evergreen Lofts

Buffalo, NY - $15 Million

Scope: 56 units.
Significance: The first LGBTQ-affirming Low Income Housing Tax Credit project in Buffalo.

A row of modern townhouses with brick and siding exteriors, white pergolas on the porches, black window shutters, green lawns, and trees in the background.

Ridgeview Special Needs Apartments

Buffalo, NY - $10 Million

Scope: 64 units.
Significance: The first 4% tax credit project in Western New York that involved NYS Office of Mental Health supportive housing.

Professional & Community Involvement

 

  • Supportive Housing Network of New York (Former Elected Member).

  • Volunteer assistant for Federal Fair Housing Act litigation on behalf of special needs not-for-profit providers.

  • Formulated and conducted Homeless Needs Assessment Surveys for local social service agencies.