Triborough Portfolio
Multiple Addresses
Property Type:
Number of Units:
875
Property Size:
895,000 SF
Architect(s):
OCV
L+M Development Partners, in a joint venture with BFC Partners, acquired 875-units of project-based Section 8 housing from the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) located in ten buildings in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx. The partnership, which will include NYCHA as a 50% owner, will undertake significant rehabilitation to apartment interiors including the replacement of appliances and fixtures in kitchens and bathrooms, in addition to an ambitious scope of exterior work which will both transform the properties as well as establish a continuity of style and design across the portfolio. Post-rehabilitation, the entire portfolio will be managed by C+C Apartment Management.
Award
2018 NYSERDA Energy Smart
Bronxchester Houses wins the 2018 NYSERDA Energy Smart Building award.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio Advocates for More Public-Private Partnerships to Fix Up NYCHA
The Mayor announced new partnerships with L+M and other private developers to rehab 2,400 more NYC Housing Authority apartments.
Read MoreCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: Bronx Children Showcase STEAM Projects
With the approaching end of school year, many afterschool programs are also coming to an end. In recognition of student’s hard work, one of L+M’s grantees BronxWorks, recently celebrated with a showcase for students to present their work on STEAM-related topics of their choice.
Read MoreBronx Children Showcase STEAM Projects
L+M's grantee BronxWorks, recently celebrated with a showcase for students in their after-school program to give a presentation on science related topics of their choice.
Read MoreBringing in Private Partners Proven Successful in Restoring Residents' Quality of Life
Ms. Huff has been won over by the changes that she has seen since for-profit developers BFC Partners and L+M Development Partners took over the management in January 2015.
Read MoreGrand Opening of BronxWorks at Bronxchester Houses
L+M converts previously unused space into settlement house for local non-profit, BronxWorks, to operate afters-school and workforce development programs.
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