Sentences with phrase «middle income apartments»

Another member, Harvey Epstein (a former CB3 chairman), told us he also wants to see more low - income and middle income apartments in the plan.

The project will consist of a high - rise and several low - rise towers, and will provide 600 permanent units of low to middle income apartments, along with 550 luxury apartments.

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Also at 11 a.m, NYC Councilman Andy King and Bronx residents rally to oppose the opening of a homeless shelter that was initially promoted as a market rate apartment building for middle - income working families, 3677 White Plains Road, Bronx.

The key to comprehending the 23rd CD is to understand that about 50 % of the district's voters live in garden apartment co-ops, which are middle - income housing units mostly owned by the occupants.

Developers in the program would choose from a menu of three options that would require them to create apartments for tenants of differing income ranges, particularly targeting low and middle - income earners.

11:00 AM — CM Andy King and Bronx residents rally to oppose the opening of a homeless shelter that was initially promoted as a market rate apartment building for middle - income working families, 3677 White Plains Road, Bronx.

In exchange, developers must pay construction workers a living wage and set aside 25 - 30 % of apartments for low - or middle - income renters.

When it's finished, the development will include 1000 apartments, half of them affordable for low - and middle - income residents, including seniors.

IDAs for Erie County and five municipalities will soon be asked to approve a new county - wide policy allowing tax breaks for middle - income senior apartment buildings that meet certain criteria.

While most New Yorkers scratch and scape to afford the city's sky - high housing costs, a group of millionaires has found an underhanded way to take advantage of a major middle - income - apartment program and pay minuscule rents, a state audit determined.

While most New Yorkers scratch and scape to afford the city's sky - high housing costs, a group of millionaires has found an underhanded way to take advantage of a major middle - income - apartment program and pay minuscule rents.

A mixed - income rental building, 810 River Avenue will provide 134 apartments, including thirty - one generously sized three - bedrooms that are affordable to New Yorkers at a range of incomes, from very low - income households to middle - income households.

Under the mayor's plans developers, for instance, can set aside 30 percent of its units to middle - income families, which means those earning roughly $ 110,000 a year, or paying about $ 2,700 a month in rent for a 2 - bedroom apartment.

The project would include 2,500 apartments, with 875 set aside for low - to middle - income tenants, though the affordable units weren't required under the deal reached with the previous administration.

Projects have included senior housing, housing for people with AIDS, middle - income apartments, non - and for - profit joint ventures, and state and federal low - income housing tax credit rental developments.

At the time, he said the city's allocation in the fall was less than his administration was expecting and delayed the construction of 1,200 low - to middle - income apartments.

The play follows «a security guard, his strict supervisor, a rookie cop and her overbearing partner who all convening in the foyer of a middle - income Manhattan apartment building where a murder investigation is underway.»

In this city, middle - income apartment rents cost approximately $ 661 monthly, while luxury rents average $ 1,351 per month.

The apartments, priced from R600,000 - R 1.7 m, are targeted at middle - income buyers and investors.

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