Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses Redevelopment
Sector: Residential • Location: New York City, New York, United States
Source: The New York Times
The city plans to demolish and rebuild four public housing developments in Chelsea, known as the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses. The project involves replacing 17 apartment buildings with six high-rises and adding nine new mixed-income buildings, including roughly 1,000 affordable apartments and 2,400 luxury units. Existing residents would be allowed to move into the new buildings, with rent ca
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Description | The city plans to demolish and rebuild four public housing developments in Chelsea, known as the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses. The project involves replacing 17 apartment buildings with six high-rises and adding nine new mixed-income buildings, including roughly 1,000 affordable apartments and 2,400 luxury units. Existing residents would be allowed to move into the new buildings, with rent capped at 30% of their income, and NYCHA would retain ownership of the land. |
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