Public beta: Affordable Forever is live for early use and feedback. Building dates and purchase-right screens are preservation signals, not automatic legal determinations; check the source and protection details on each page.
Preservation landscape

See the pattern without losing the building.

Affordable Forever uses one shared property-data engine for the national map, NYC enrichment and legislative geography. That matters: the tenant, organizer and policymaker should be looking at the same underlying building record, not three maps that disagree.

What the map is actually showing

Early-warning signals

NHPD LIHTC statuses and dates are used to identify buildings worth researching. They are not automatically the controlling legal expiration of every affordability restriction affecting a property.

Total property units

Unit counts describe the scale of properties represented in the data. They are not automatically a verified count of units that remain regulated today.

NYC enrichment

Owner type, 4%/9% credit signals and identified active federal subsidy overlaps help prioritize research. Unknown does not mean unsafe; it means more work is needed.

Verified facts come later

A building becomes legally understood when the governing agreements, recorded restrictions, contracts and current tenant protections are actually reviewed.

The point of the landscape is not to predict displacement. It is to make unanswered preservation questions visible early enough that tenants, organizers and public officials still have choices.