Posted on August 16, 2016 by Kim Barker and Jessica Silver-Greenberg in The New York Times The New York Times, By Kim Barker and Jessica Silver-Greenberg After two years of being homeless, napping in stores open all night and more recently staying in a convent in Harlem, Margot Miller found out in March that her luck was about to change: She had qualified for an apartment for low-income older adults. “This is to inform you that a rental unit has become available,” the letter from the building’s owner, Prince Hall Plaza, began.
