Impact

UAG IMPACT

UAG cares deeply about the people and communities with which we build and interact – we are intentional and compassionate in how we give back to create a more inclusive New York. We constantly seek new partnerships to evolve our industry, activate our local neighborhoods, and support and strengthen our city.

We seek to create a synergy between our projects and communities through our UAG Impacts Neighborhood Initiative. Our commitment includes attending community board meetings to share the impact of our work, supporting local vendors and small businesses, and hiring a local workforce consultant to facilitate the hiring and training of subcontractors within the community.

Our commitment extends beyond our projects. We're active members and advocates for two organizations close to our hearts: St. Mary's Hospital for Children cares for children battling cancer, and Safe Horizons, which shelters, guides, and supports victims of violence and threatening home environments. Additionally, Andy D'Amico, President and CEO, sits on the Board of Directors for Breaking Ground. This non-profit provides high-quality permanent and transitional housing for homeless and vulnerable New Yorkers.

IMPACTING COMMUNITIES
BY BUILDING WITH COMPASSION

Easing NYC’s Affordable Housing Crisis: A Construction Manager’s Take

“Transitional housing provides a stepping stone for residents to find permanent, affordable housing,” says Andy D’Amico, President and CEO. “Supportive housing is a combination of housing and services intended as a cost-effective way to help people live more stable, productive lives.” Having lived and worked in NYC for over two decades, Andy has experienced the challenges that make supportive and affordable housing development difficult to pencil out. In the interview below, he discusses the headwinds the industry has been dealing with and touches on our role as construction managers to serve our community.
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Seven Mixed-Use Developments That Don’t Sacrifice Housing Affordability

Bronx Point listed as one of BD+C's collection of affordable multifamily projects - both on and off the board.
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Breaking Ground Appoints D’Amico to the Board

New York’s largest supportive housing developer recently appointed D’Amico to its Board of Directors.
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Victory Plaza, A 100-Percent Affordable Housing Development For Seniors, Opens In Central Harlem

Victory Plaza has officially opened in Central Harlem. The nine-story, 136-unit development with 100 percent affordable housing for seniors is located at 11 West 118th Street.
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Impact

IMPACTING COMMUNITIES BY BUILDING WITH COMPASSION

Easing NYC’s Affordable Housing Crisis: A Construction Manager’s Take

Seven Mixed-Use Developments That Don’t Sacrifice Housing Affordability

Breaking Ground Appoints D’Amico to the Board

Victory Plaza, A 100-Percent Affordable Housing Development For Seniors, Opens In Central Harlem

IMPACTING COMMUNITIES
BY BUILDING WITH COMPASSION