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Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 1 of 14 Print - Close New York State Homes & Community Renewal State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments for Families 10/2/2018 @ 11:18:45 To print list, click the browser's print button * Indicates development is federally-assisted Waiting List Management Office Development Name, Location County Apartments Studio/One Address & Phone & Type Bdrm Number Executive House Albany Studio: 25 1 to 2 Years Albany Executive House 175 South Swan Street One Bedroom: 97 Management Office Albany, NY 12210 Two Bedroom: 37 175 South Swan Street Total: 159 Albany, NY 12210 Co-op Phone: 5184344121 Ten Broeck Manor * Albany One Bedroom: 48 No Wait Skyline Gardens Apts. 123 Livingston Avenue Two Bedroom: 103 123 Livingston Avenue Albany, NY 12207 Three Bedroom: 39 Apartment E7 Total: 190 Albany, NY 12207 Rental Phone: 5184269999 Section 236 Van Rensselaer Village * Albany One Bedroom: 28 Under 1 Year Watervliet Housing Auth. 16th Street/Early Drive Two Bedroom: 34 2400 Second Avenue Waterviliet, NY 12189 Three Bedroom: 15 Watervliet, NY 12189 Four Bedroom: 4 Phone: 5182734717 Rental Total: 81 Section 236 Amalgamated Houses Bronx Studio: 43 2 to 3 Years Amalgamated Housing 98 Van Cortlandt Park S. One Bedroom: 681 Corp. Bronx, NY 10463 Two Bedroom: 568 98 Van Cortlandt Park So. Three Bedroom: Bronx, NY 10463 Co-op 150 Phone: 7187969300 Four Bedroom: 43 Five+ Bedroom: 1 Total: 1486 Carnes McKinney Bronx One Bedroom: 55 Under 1 Year Carnes McKinney 750 Faile Street Two Bedroom: 45 750 Faile Street Bronx, NY 10474 Three Bedroom: 11 Bronx, NY 10474 Total: 111 Phone: 7185424558 Co-op Co-op City (Riverbay) Bronx One Bedroom: Under 1 Year Douglas Elliman Property 2049 Bartow Avenue 5536 Management Bronx, NY 10475 Two Bedroom: C/O Riverbay Corp. 5720 2049 Bartow Avenue Co-op Three Bedroom: Bronx, NY 10475 4116 Phone: 7183203373 Total: 15372 Concourse Village Bronx Studio: 288 1 to 2 Years Concourse Village, Inc. 775 Concourse Village E. One Bedroom: 576 775 Concourse Village E. Bronx, NY 10451 Two Bedroom: 725 Bronx, NY 10451 Three Bedroom: Phone: 7185882200 Co-op https://apps.hcr.ny.gov/LocalHousingOrgLists/StateSupervisedPrint.aspx?type=F 10/2/2018 Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 2 of 14 294 Total: 1883 https://apps.hcr.ny.gov/LocalHousingOrgLists/StateSupervisedPrint.aspx?type=F 10/2/2018 Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 3 of 14 Waiting List Management Office Development Name, Location County Apartments Studio/One Address & Phone & Type Bdrm Number Jamie Towers Studio: 97 Jamie Towers 633 Olmstead Avenue One Bedroom: 284 633 Olmstead Avenue Bronx, NY 10473 Bronx Two Bedroom: 191 1 to 2 Years Bronx, NY 10473 Three Bedroom: 48 Phone: 7188296912 Ext: Co-op Total: 620 5 Mayflower Terrace Bronx Studio: 1 Over 3 Years Century Management 1720 Mayflower Avenue One Bedroom: 12 Services, Inc. Bronx, NY 10461 Two Bedroom: 84 440 9th Avenue Three Bedroom: 23 Suite 1500 Co-op Total: 120 New York, NY 10001 Phone: 2125606400 Ext: 450 Michaelangelo * Bronx Studio: 80 1 to 2 Years Michaelangelo Apartments 225 East 149th Street One Bedroom: 126 255 East 149th Street Bronx, NY 10451 Two Bedroom: 191 Bronx, NY 10451 Three Bedroom: 77 Phone: 7189938300 Rental Four Bedroom: 20 Section 236 Total: 494 Oak Towers (Oak Drive) Bronx One Bedroom: 30 1 to 2 Years Prestige Management, Inc. 3260 Cruger Avenue Two Bedroom: 30 1200 Zerega Avenue Bronx, NY 10467 Three Bedroom: 40 Bronx, NY 10462 Total: 100 Phone: 7188227471 Co-op Orloff Towers Bronx One Bedroom: 78 Over 3 Years Matthew Adam Properties, 3900 Bailey Avenue Two Bedroom: 62 Inc. Bronx, NY 10463 Three Bedroom: 49 375 Pearl Street Total: 189 14th Floor Co-op New York, NY 10038 Phone: 2126998910 Park Reservoir Apartments Bronx One Bedroom: 117 Over 3 Years Park Reservoir Housing Co 3845 Sedgwick Avenue Two Bedroom: 131 98 Van Cortlandt Park So. Bronx, NY 10463 Three Bedroom: 25 Bronx, NY 10463 Total: 273 Phone: 7187969300 Co-op Parkside Apartments Bronx Studio: 26 Under 1 Year Parkside Apartments c/o 3856 Bronx Boulevard One Bedroom: 56 World Class Management Bronx, NY 10467 Two Bedroom: 57 221-10 Jamaica Avenue Three Bedroom: 28 3rd Floor Co-op Total: 167 Queens Village, NY 11428 Phone: 7182397145 https://apps.hcr.ny.gov/LocalHousingOrgLists/StateSupervisedPrint.aspx?type=F 10/2/2018 Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 4 of 14 Waiting List Management Office Development Name, Location County Apartments Studio/One Address & Phone & Type Bdrm Number Studio: 107 River Park Towers * One Bedroom: 553 55 Richman Plaza River Park Towers, LP Two Bedroom: 534 Bronx, NY 10453 55 Richman Plaza Bronx Three Bedroom: Under 1 Year Bronx, NY 10453 440 Rental Phone: 7185838760 Four Bedroom: 20 Section 236 Total: 1654 Stratford Towers Bronx Studio: 45 Under 1 Year Stratford Tower 1340 Stratford Avenue One Bedroom: 83 C/O Wave Crest Bronx, NY 10472 Two Bedroom: 1 Management Group LLC Total: 129 87-14 116th Street Rental Richmond Hill, NY 11418 Phone: 7184123713 Tower Gardens Bronx One Bedroom: 52 2 to 3 Years Tower Gardens, Inc. 1591 Bruckner Boulevard Two Bedroom: 105 1591 Bruckner Boulevard Bronx, NY 10472 Three Bedroom: 52 Bronx, NY 10472 Total: 209 Phone: 7189914066 Co-op Twin Parks N.E. 2 * Bronx Studio: 20 Under 1 Year Reliant Realty Services Inc. 2311 Southern Boulevard One Bedroom: 63 885 Second Avenue Bronx, NY 10460 Two Bedroom: 79 31st. Floor, Suite C Three Bedroom: 69 New York, NY 10017 Rental Four Bedroom: 6 Phone: 6463740079 Section 236 Five+ Bedroom: 12 Total: 249 Twin Parks N.E. 6 & 8 * Bronx Studio: 6 Under 1 Year Twin Parks, LP 735 Garden Street One Bedroom: 42 735 Garden Street Bronx, NY 10457 Two Bedroom: 109 Bronx, NY 10457 Three Bedroom: 87 Phone: 7183677900 Rental Four Bedroom: 18 Section 236 Five+ Bedroom: 12 Total: 274 Twin Parks N.W. 4,5 & 11 * Bronx Studio: 16 No Wait Twin Parks N.W. 4, 5, & 11 355 East 184th Street One Bedroom: 70 355 East 184th Street Bronx, NY 10458 Two Bedroom: 107 Bronx, NY 10458 Three Bedroom: Phone: 7182202320 Rental 108 Section 8 and/or Section 236 Four Bedroom: 14 Five+ Bedroom: 16 Total: 331 Twin Parks S.E. 3 & 4 * Bronx Studio: 30 1 to 2 Years Twin Parks S.E. 3 & 4 2111 Southern Boulevard One Bedroom: 90 2111 Southern Boulevard Bronx, NY 10460 Two Bedroom: 184 Bronx, NY 10460 Three Bedroom: 80 Phone: 7187330501 Rental Four Bedroom: 12 Section 8 and/or Section 236 Five+ Bedroom: 12 Total: 408 https://apps.hcr.ny.gov/LocalHousingOrgLists/StateSupervisedPrint.aspx?type=F 10/2/2018 Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 5 of 14 Waiting List Management Office Development Name, Location County Apartments Studio/One Address & Phone & Type Bdrm Number Studio: 24 Twin Parks S.W. * One Bedroom: 127 2000 Valentine Avenue Twin Parks S.W. Two Bedroom: 155 Bronx, NY 10457 2000 Valentine Avenue Bronx Three Bedroom: Under 1 Year Bronx, NY 10457 182 Rental Phone: 7187330501 Four Bedroom: 48 Section 236 Total: 536 Waldo Apartments Bronx One Bedroom: 122 Over 3 Years Metro Management 3800 Waldo Avenue Two Bedroom: 49 Development, Inc. Bronx, NY 10463 Total: 171 42-25 21st Street Long Island City, NY 11101 Co-op Phone: 7187067755 Woodlawn Apartments Bronx One Bedroom: 36 Over 3 Years Woodlawn Veterans Mutual 4260 Katonah Avenue Two Bedroom: 31 Housing Company Bronx, NY 10470 Three Bedroom: 33 4260 Katonah Avenue Total: 100 Bronx, NY 10470 Co-op Phone: 9148131900 Oak Creek Town Homes * Cayuga One Bedroom: 30 Under 1 Year Oak Creek Town Homes Quill Avenue/Chapman Avenue Two Bedroom: 71 Quill Avenue/Chapman Ave. Auburn, NY 13021 Three Bedroom: 49 Auburn, NY 13021 Total: 150 Phone: 3152520931 Rental Section 8 and/or Section 236 Eastgate Homes * Chemung One Bedroom: 36 Under 1 Year East Gate Homes 150 Harriet Street Two Bedroom: 66 150 Harriet Street Elmira, NY 14901 Total: 102 Elmira, NY 14901 Phone: 6077321182 Rental Section 236 Tompkins Terrace * Dutchess Studio: 22 Under 1 Year Tompkins Terrace 194 Tompkins Terrace One Bedroom: 74 194 Tompkins Terrace Beacon, NY 12508 Two Bedroom: 51 Beacon, NY 12508 Three Bedroom: 34 Phone: 8458316700 Rental Four Bedroom: 12 Section 236 Total: 193 Marine Drive Apartments Erie One Bedroom: 55 2 to 3 Years Marine Drive Apartments 205 Marine Drive Two Bedroom: 385 205 Marine Drive Buffalo, NY 14202 Three Bedroom: Buffalo, NY 14202 121 Phone: 7168565871 Rental Four Bedroom: 55 Total: 616 https://apps.hcr.ny.gov/LocalHousingOrgLists/StateSupervisedPrint.aspx?type=F 10/2/2018 Mitchell-Lama State Supervised Middle Income Housing Developments Page 6 of 14 Waiting List Management Office Development Name, Location County Apartments Studio/One Address & Phone & Type Bdrm Number Parkside Houses * One Bedroom: 44 925 Robin Road Parkside Houses Two Bedroom: 78 Amherst, NY 14228 925 Robin Road Erie Three Bedroom: 48 Under 1 Year Amherst, NY 14228 Four Bedroom: 10 Rental Phone: 7166884200 Total: 180 Section 8 Shoreline 2 Erie Studio: 181 No Wait Shoreline Apartments 200 Niagara Street One Bedroom: 115 270 Niagara Street Buffalo, NY 14201 Two Bedroom: 155 Buffalo, NY 14201 Three Bedroom: 21 Phone: 7168522027 Rental Total: 472 Indian Trail Apts. * Franklin One Bedroom: 38 Under 1 Year Indian Trails 166 Falling Leaf Drive Two Bedroom: 65 166 Falling Leaf Drive Malone, NY 12953 Three Bedroom: 25 Malone, NY 12953 Total: 128 Phone: 5184832480 Rental Section 236 Bayridge, Towers of Kings Studio: 116 List Closed Bayridge Air Rights, Inc. 260 65th Street One Bedroom: 349
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