Stewart Hotel Affordable Housing Conversion
Sector: Residential • Location: New York, United States
Source: The Real Deal
Slate Property Group and its nonprofit partner Breaking Ground acquired the Stewart Hotel in Midtown Manhattan and are converting the former 618-key hotel into 579 affordable housing units, including apartments for formerly homeless individuals. The redevelopment will also include office space for social services managed by Breaking Ground. The conversion is expected to take two years, leveraging
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Description | Slate Property Group and its nonprofit partner Breaking Ground acquired the Stewart Hotel in Midtown Manhattan and are converting the former 618-key hotel into 579 affordable housing units, including apartments for formerly homeless individuals. The redevelopment will also include office space for social services managed by Breaking Ground. The conversion is expected to take two years, leveraging the property's existing residential-favorable layout. |
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