Haussmann Development
@HaussmannDev
We pursue the highest standards of design and construction to create beautiful and quality developments.
‘@Curbed spotlights House of Wonder—an innovative café and play space inside @HaussmannDev Arris Grand—for leading a new wave of family-first, thoughtfully designed urban spaces. curbed.com/article/luxury…
Designed for parents and children, House of Wonder at Arris Grand (by @HaussmannDev) reflects a growing shift in urban living: spaces that prioritize community, aesthetics, and caregiving under one roof. curbed.com/article/luxury…
House of Wonder, located at @HaussmannDev Arris Grand in Clinton Hill, is featured in @Curbed’s latest on how design-forward spaces are reimagining city life for modern families—adults and kids alike. curbed.com/article/luxury…
Front page coverage from the @NYTimes, highlighting our work bringing affordable child care to our neighborhoods "Haussmann Development’s Josef Goodman transformed a little-used lounge in Harlem into a neighborhood child care center" Read the story here: nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
Shoutout to developers like Josef Goodman and Jeff Gural for turning empty spaces into child care centers. 👏🏽 “The most important thing for the city is to attract young people who want to live here." Let’s make universal child care a reality. 🔗nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
We're thrilled to see @nytimes spotlight our client @HaussmannDev and founder Josef Goodman for their bold vision: building child care into the fabric of NYC neighborhoods. This is how developers and the communtiy can work hand in hand. Read more: nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
"Mr. Goodman worked with Erica Forte, an educator who runs a daycare center out of her home... to help convert what Mr. Goodman called a “white vanilla box” into a colorful classroom." nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
In NYC, developers are discovering that child care isn’t just good policy-it’s good business. Instead of another pet spa or cold plunge, they’re building something neighborhoods actually need - child care. @nytimes on the growing alliance: nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
Educator Erica Forte and Haussmann Development’s Josef Goodman transformed a little-used lounge in Harlem into a neighborhood child care center. Read more: nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…
Haussmann Development's "Josef Goodman had an idea. Why not turn it into something that the neighborhood, rather than just the building's residents, actually needed: a child care center." Read here: nytimes.com/2025/04/11/nyr…