The 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature provides information on Mitchell-Lama developments in New York State based on 2021 certified financial statements. It includes data on 213 developments with over 102,000 apartments supervised by DHCR or HPD. The report summarizes rents, subsidies, occupancy rates, and other financial information for each development.
The document provides information about the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, including:
- It was established 28 years ago and has financed over 2.6 million affordable housing units, creating 95,000 jobs annually and raising $100 billion in equity capital.
- Each state receives tax credits based on its population that it awards competitively to affordable housing developments. Developers sell the credits to investors to raise equity capital.
- The program has been very successful, with a low foreclosure rate of 0.65%, and it creates safe, decent affordable housing while also stimulating local economies and job growth.
- However, the need for affordable housing still outpaces production, with a shortage of over 5
Socially responsible investment 8% per annum income + bonusprovizion
Key Features – UK Social Housing Investment
• Investment into UK Social Housing is considered ethical, socially responsible and
has a positive impact on society
• A 3-Year investment providing an income of 8% p.a. plus a 16% preferential exit bonus*
• Total return 40%* over 3 years. Average annualised returns of +13.33% p.a.
• There is a demand /supply imbalance in the provision of Social Housing in the UK
with over 1.5 million on waiting lists for Social Housing - expected to rise to 2 million
over the next 12 months
• The COVID pandemic has increased demand for Social Housing as more people are
unable to meet their rent or mortgage payments
• Leases, backed by the UK Government, are put in place on the properties via our
Leasing Partners, Homeless Charities and Housing Associations and are written on a 25 year+ term
• Leases are unbreakable and guaranteed to increase by at least 1% p.a. with no voids
in income
• No ongoing management or property upkeep is required. This is the responsibility of
the Housing Association or Charity
• Investments in Eden’s Social Housing Investment provides a consistent and secure
income stream together with capital gain in the form of a bonus paid at maturity
Note: *gross return before any taxation
Advantages of Investing in a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
• A UK company is formed for the purpose of holding legal title over a portfolio of
properties. This company is known as a Special Purpose Vehicle or SPV for short.
• Each property is wholly owned by the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
• There is security for the investor through their shareholding in the SPV, which
underpins the maturity bonus paid on their investment
• An Investment Agreement and Share Certificates are issued by specialist London
based property lawyers regulated in the UK by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
• The portfolio of properties are tangible assets which have real market value
• There is no annual management fee or redemption fee charged by the SPV
• The investor will receive periodic updates throughout the investment period
Social Finance Applications: Case Studies for Affordable HousingAdam Spence
An overview of three case studies outlining social finance vehicles for the acquisition, construction, and retrofit of affordable housing in US and Canada. This presentation was prepared for the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MMAH).
Latest brochure from Orient Management Group marketing an interesting opportunity in fixed rate bonds, contact us to find out more:
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The document provides background on the Affordable Housing Tax Credit program and discusses legislative changes that have impacted the program. It describes how the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 increased tax credits and other funding to boost affordable housing development during the economic downturn. It also outlines how Midwest Housing Equity Group invests in low-income housing tax credit projects to raise equity for development.
The document provides information about Chicago's plans to use funding from the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) to address the foreclosure crisis. For NSP-1, Chicago targeted 25 community areas and planned to acquire and redevelop 585 vacant, foreclosed homes. For competitive NSP-2 funding, Chicago proposed investing $98 million in 12 targeted community areas to stabilize neighborhoods. The plans focused on acquiring and redeveloping REO properties, demolishing blighted homes, and ensuring affordability for rehabilitated homes.
The document provides information about the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Program. It discusses the background and history of the program, how tax credits are calculated, typical deal structures, examples of tax forms involved, factors that influence tax credit pricing, the investor profile, legislative movements including HERA and ARRA, and an overview of Midwest Housing Equity Group which serves as a tax credit syndicator.
Writing Sample Policy Report on Affordable HousingMichelle Feldman
The document discusses recommendations for preserving affordable housing in New York City, including strengthening rent regulations. It recommends reforming the Rent Guidelines Board to increase tenant representation and closing loopholes that allow affordable units to be deregulated. It also addresses protecting existing affordable housing complexes like Stuyvesant Town. The author has a record of advocating for tenants' rights through legislation and assistance with housing issues.
The document provides information about the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, including:
- It was established 28 years ago and has financed over 2.6 million affordable housing units, creating 95,000 jobs annually and raising $100 billion in equity capital.
- Each state receives tax credits based on its population that it awards competitively to affordable housing developments. Developers sell the credits to investors to raise equity capital.
- The program has been very successful, with a low foreclosure rate of 0.65%, and it creates safe, decent affordable housing while also stimulating local economies and job growth.
- However, the need for affordable housing still outpaces production, with a shortage of over 5
Socially responsible investment 8% per annum income + bonusprovizion
Key Features – UK Social Housing Investment
• Investment into UK Social Housing is considered ethical, socially responsible and
has a positive impact on society
• A 3-Year investment providing an income of 8% p.a. plus a 16% preferential exit bonus*
• Total return 40%* over 3 years. Average annualised returns of +13.33% p.a.
• There is a demand /supply imbalance in the provision of Social Housing in the UK
with over 1.5 million on waiting lists for Social Housing - expected to rise to 2 million
over the next 12 months
• The COVID pandemic has increased demand for Social Housing as more people are
unable to meet their rent or mortgage payments
• Leases, backed by the UK Government, are put in place on the properties via our
Leasing Partners, Homeless Charities and Housing Associations and are written on a 25 year+ term
• Leases are unbreakable and guaranteed to increase by at least 1% p.a. with no voids
in income
• No ongoing management or property upkeep is required. This is the responsibility of
the Housing Association or Charity
• Investments in Eden’s Social Housing Investment provides a consistent and secure
income stream together with capital gain in the form of a bonus paid at maturity
Note: *gross return before any taxation
Advantages of Investing in a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
• A UK company is formed for the purpose of holding legal title over a portfolio of
properties. This company is known as a Special Purpose Vehicle or SPV for short.
• Each property is wholly owned by the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
• There is security for the investor through their shareholding in the SPV, which
underpins the maturity bonus paid on their investment
• An Investment Agreement and Share Certificates are issued by specialist London
based property lawyers regulated in the UK by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
• The portfolio of properties are tangible assets which have real market value
• There is no annual management fee or redemption fee charged by the SPV
• The investor will receive periodic updates throughout the investment period
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The document provides background on the Affordable Housing Tax Credit program and discusses legislative changes that have impacted the program. It describes how the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 increased tax credits and other funding to boost affordable housing development during the economic downturn. It also outlines how Midwest Housing Equity Group invests in low-income housing tax credit projects to raise equity for development.
The document provides information about Chicago's plans to use funding from the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) to address the foreclosure crisis. For NSP-1, Chicago targeted 25 community areas and planned to acquire and redevelop 585 vacant, foreclosed homes. For competitive NSP-2 funding, Chicago proposed investing $98 million in 12 targeted community areas to stabilize neighborhoods. The plans focused on acquiring and redeveloping REO properties, demolishing blighted homes, and ensuring affordability for rehabilitated homes.
The document provides information about the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Program. It discusses the background and history of the program, how tax credits are calculated, typical deal structures, examples of tax forms involved, factors that influence tax credit pricing, the investor profile, legislative movements including HERA and ARRA, and an overview of Midwest Housing Equity Group which serves as a tax credit syndicator.
Writing Sample Policy Report on Affordable HousingMichelle Feldman
The document discusses recommendations for preserving affordable housing in New York City, including strengthening rent regulations. It recommends reforming the Rent Guidelines Board to increase tenant representation and closing loopholes that allow affordable units to be deregulated. It also addresses protecting existing affordable housing complexes like Stuyvesant Town. The author has a record of advocating for tenants' rights through legislation and assistance with housing issues.
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This document provides an overview of recent developments in the US real estate market. It discusses signs of economic recovery including GDP growth and falling unemployment. Home sales are up significantly from a year ago due to low mortgage rates and tax credits for first-time buyers. Inventories are decreasing as demand increases. The government is taking steps to help homeowners through loan modifications and short sales. Real estate data shows improving affordability and decreasing home prices.
This document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. Home sales increased in October while prices and inventory declined. Mortgage rates remain low boosting affordability. The government extended homebuyer tax credits and issued new guidelines for loan modifications and short sales to encourage recovery. Some economists expect unemployment and underemployment to remain high in the near term slowing overall growth.
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The Case for AAA Underlying Municipal BondsIan Welch
4
Intent
• Create AAA Underlying Portfolio
• Create Default Resistant Portfolio
• Take advantage of sell side pressure
• Take advantage of negative perception of municipal bond market to amass AAA bonds
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The housing market recovery slowed in July after the homebuyer tax credit expired, with home sales falling below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months. However, home prices remained stable and mortgage rates set new record lows, maintaining historically high affordability. The job market and economy recovery remained concerns. New financial reform laws aimed to strengthen consumer protections for mortgages and credit reporting.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, though prices remained stable. Mortgage rates set new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to regulate consumer loans.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
This Month in Real Estate PowerPoint for U.S. Market - September 2010Keller Williams Careers
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages and credit cards intended to protect consumers.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan.
The Case for AAA Underlying Municipal Bondsmauiwelch
This document provides an overview of the municipal bond market and makes a case for investing in bonds with underlying AAA credit ratings from states and municipalities. It notes that there is currently limited supply of bonds directly rated AAA. The strategy proposed is to create a portfolio of only AAA-rated underlying bonds to take advantage of their strong credit quality and limited supply. Key data on default rates and credit fundamentals are presented for AAA-rated states and municipalities to demonstrate the historically strong credit performance of these issues.
This document discusses the 4 for FREEDOM program, which aims to stimulate the US economy through housing. It has three parts: 1) A 4% fixed-rate home purchase mortgage through Freedom Funding Company; 2) The 4 for Freedom Foundation, which would support charities using profits; 3) A 4% mortgage payment modification bill for existing homeowners to lower payments and stimulate spending. The program founders argue that housing is a major economic driver and that lower housing costs through this program would boost household spending and GDP while preventing foreclosures.
The document summarizes financing strategies for a $900 million riverfront development project in Dayton, Kentucky called Manhattan Harbour. It outlines public financing through tax increment financing of property, sales, and income taxes. Private financing will come from an equity fund, debt fund, and EB-5 immigration investor program. It also discusses using tax increment financing, a debt fund, equity fund, EB-5 program, and potential new market tax credits to finance the project.
This document discusses several issues regarding the implementation of RA 7279 (Urban Development and Housing Act) in the Philippines. It summarizes the private sector's role in socialized housing as cooperative rather than mandatory. It also outlines problems with Section 18 which imposes undue taxation on subdivision developers. Additionally, it notes the lack of implementation of incentives under Section 20 and basic services under Section 21 that are intended to reduce developer costs and housing prices. The document argues that punitive actions against developers for non-compliance are unjustified given the government's own failure to establish the necessary regulations and support to facilitate affordable housing delivery. It calls for amendments to address these issues in order to stimulate greater private sector participation in solving the country's large housing
The document discusses housing finance in India. It outlines that the Reserve Bank of India facilitates credit to the housing sector per the national policy. It also details that housing loans can have fixed or floating interest rates. Banks provide individual housing loans for home purchases, construction, repairs, and plot purchases. The loans are secured by mortgages on the property. The National Housing Bank was established to promote housing finance institutions and ensure a sound system through regulation and refinancing.
Although Indianapolis City officials have said publicly a property tax increase will not be needed to pay for the new criminal justice center, a Request for Proposal regarding the Justice Center shows the door is being left open to raising local option income taxes to help pay for the project.
The US government currently spends over $50 billion per year through 160 housing programs administered by 20 agencies, resulting in duplication and overlap. This complex system evolved over 80+ years through changing goals and priorities. For example, HUD and USDA rental assistance and loan programs overlap in services provided. HUD's Public Housing, Housing Choice Vouchers, and Section 8 programs serve similar populations with similar eligibility rules. The HOME and Housing Trust Fund block grant programs are nearly identical in many ways and should be consolidated. The government also supports housing through billions in tax expenditures that overlap with other programs. This byzantine system fails to efficiently and effectively serve those in need, and Congress should undertake reforms to streamline and consolidate programs.
The City of Shakopee, Minnesota is considering issuing $31,845,000 in general obligation tax abatement bonds to fund renovations to the community center. Proceeds would finance a new two-sheet ice arena and renovations to the existing community center, including converting the current ice arena into an indoor aquatics center. Key events in the bond issuance process are outlined, including obtaining a credit rating, receiving construction bids, bond sale and receipt of proceeds. Post-issuance compliance responsibilities and federal arbitrage requirements are also discussed.
This document provides an overview of recent developments in the US real estate market. It discusses signs of economic recovery including GDP growth and falling unemployment. Home sales are up significantly from a year ago due to low mortgage rates and tax credits for first-time buyers. Inventories are decreasing as demand increases. The government is taking steps to help homeowners through loan modifications and short sales. Real estate data shows improving affordability and decreasing home prices.
This document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. Home sales increased in October while prices and inventory declined. Mortgage rates remain low boosting affordability. The government extended homebuyer tax credits and issued new guidelines for loan modifications and short sales to encourage recovery. Some economists expect unemployment and underemployment to remain high in the near term slowing overall growth.
This document provides an overview of the real estate market in December 2009. It summarizes key economic indicators such as home sales, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates. It also outlines recent government actions to support the housing market through expanded homebuyer tax credits and new policies around loan modifications and short sales. The document concludes with a look at first-time buyers and distressed property purchases along with local market conditions.
The Case for AAA Underlying Municipal BondsIan Welch
4
Intent
• Create AAA Underlying Portfolio
• Create Default Resistant Portfolio
• Take advantage of sell side pressure
• Take advantage of negative perception of municipal bond market to amass AAA bonds
Executive Summary of The Ending Homelessness Act of 2016Street Sense Media
The Ending Homelessness Act of 2016 would appropriate $13.27 billion over 5 years to provide emergency relief funding to address homelessness. The bill would fund McKinney-Vento homeless assistance grants to provide 85,000 new housing units and eliminate chronic homelessness. It would also provide 295,000-300,000 new housing vouchers and create 25,000 new affordable rental units. The bill aims to implement a holistic strategy with funding for outreach, case management, and technical assistance to align healthcare and housing strategies. It would permanently authorize McKinney-Vento and the Interagency Council on Homelessness.
20161215 A New Dawn for Municipal Financing Instruments (long) - LexologyMarkus Krebsz
The document discusses sources of financing available to local authorities in the UK for infrastructure projects. It notes that the recent Autumn Statement provided additional funding through a National Productivity Investment Fund that local authorities can access. While local authorities traditionally borrow through the Public Works Loan Board, some have also accessed private markets through bonds and loans. The article outlines various statutory protections that provide comfort to private lenders, such as requirements for balanced budgets and provisions preventing default.
The housing market recovery slowed in July after the homebuyer tax credit expired, with home sales falling below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months. However, home prices remained stable and mortgage rates set new record lows, maintaining historically high affordability. The job market and economy recovery remained concerns. New financial reform laws aimed to strengthen consumer protections for mortgages and credit reporting.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, though prices remained stable. Mortgage rates set new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to regulate consumer loans.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
This Month in Real Estate PowerPoint for U.S. Market - September 2010Keller Williams Careers
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages and credit cards intended to protect consumers.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan.
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2022 Annual Report Mitchell-Lama Housing Companies in New York State.pdf
1. Kathy Hochul, Governor
RuthAnne Visnauskas, Commissioner
New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
presents
2022 Annual Report
Mitchell-Lama
Housing Companies
in New York State
Based Upon Certified Financial Statements for 2021
2. July 12, 2022
Commissioner’s Message
I am pleased to provide you with the 2022 Annual Report on Mitchell-Lama Housing
Companies, as required by Chapter 216 of the Laws of 1978. This law was recently amended to
require additional reporting on Mitchell-Lama housing companies that have dissolved.
I trust that the information contained in this report will be informative and assist you in
reviewing implementation of Article 2 of the Public Housing Finance Law.
This report was prepared by the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
(DHCR) with the cooperation of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and
Development. Content is based upon the financial statements provided by Mitchell-Lama
housing companies and includes information on rents, carrying charges, rental subsidies, and
income limits.
This year’s report marks the conclusion of the State’s first five-year housing plan (April 2017 –
March 2022). During this time HCR preserved 23,391 units of Mitchell-Lama housing across the
state, keeping this crucial housing stock in good condition and affordable for middle-income
New Yorkers for years to come.
The new five-year housing plan, now underway, dedicates $120 million to preserving Mitchell-
Lama housing. To this important end, HCR will continue to seek opportunities to work closely
with the housing industry and tenant representatives to improve the quality of life for Mitchell-
Lama residents and preserve more apartments as affordable over the long-term.
Sincerely,
RuthAnne Visnauskas
Commissioner
Kathy Hochul
Governor
RuthAnne Visnauskas
Commissioner
New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
25 Beaver Street
New York, NY 10004
3. iii
Table of Contents
Commissioner’s Letter ii
Table of Contents iii
Glossary iv
Summary Summary
DHCR-Supervised Developments in New York City 1
DHCR-Supervised Developments outside New York City 56
HPD-Supervised Development within New York City 121
Mitchell-Lama Developments Dissolved in 2021 213
Index by Development Name 214
Index by Development ID 219
4. Glossary iv
Glossary
Governmental Agencies
DHCR New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
HFA New York State Housing Finance Agency
HPD New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development
HUD US Department of Housing and Urban Development
SLF New York State Loan Fund
UDC New York State Urban Development Corporation
ESDC Empire State Development Corporation
Development Number
Projects supervised by DHCR have identification numbers beginning with the letters HCLP, HCNP, HCUR, UDC or HC8. The
letters refer to bond sale designations.
HCLP is a designation earlier given to all projects built under the Limited Profit Housing Companies Law, which includes nonprofit
as well as limited-profit developments
HCNP refers to projects financed by HFA’s Non-Profit Bond Issue
HCUR refers to projects financed by HFA’s Urban Rental Bond Issue
UDC refers to developments originally financed by UDC
HCR8 refers to Section 8 developments financed by HFA
Projects supervised by HPD have identification numbers beginning with MBH, HRB or HO
MBH refers to projects financed by general obligation bonds of New York City before the creation of the Housing and Development
Board in 1960. (MBH-WS refers to projects in the West Side Urban Renewal Area)
HRB refers to projects financed during the term of the Housing and Redevelopment Board
HO refers to projects financed after the establishment of the Housing and Development Administration (now HPD)
5. Glossary v
Property Status
Active – property still operates as an active Mitchell-Lama development
Dissolved – the underlying PHFL Article 2 limited profit housing company has dissolved or is effectively dissolved. The development
may have been preserved as affordable through an alternative New York State or New York City affordable housing program. Since
dissolved housing companies are no longer under the supervision of New York State or New York City as Mitchell Lamas, the
information shown reflects the last reported information.
Notice of Intent to Dissolve – the PHFL Article 2 limited profit housing company has filed the required Notice of Intent to Dissolve
paperwork with the administrative agency (DHCR or HPD) since the last report.
Rent/Carrying Charge Information
Rent/CC/RM/MO Rent or carrying charge per room, per month. Basic rent or carrying charge that residents are required to pay
monthly on a per room basis, not including charges for parking or surcharges. This figure is preceded by an
abbreviated explanation of the specific utilities provided in the basic rental. In cooperative developments
residents pay monthly carrying charges and, in addition, pay a down payment equal to their share of the equity.
SEC-8 Indicates that the entire development is subsidized under HUD's Section 8 Program. A tenant satisfying the
program's income guidelines pays up to 30% of his or her gross income as rent, with the Federal government
providing subsidy funds to pay the difference between that level and the fair market rental for the apartment.
Percent Increase for Year Based on the difference between the rent or carrying charge on the two dates given in the preceding two lines.
Project Financial Statistics
Mortgagee The lender to whom the property is mortgaged
HFA: Mortgage is financed through the New York State Housing Finance Agency or through the sale of bonds and/notes by this
public benefit corporation which was created in 1960.
SLF: Mortgage is financed through the sale of New York State bonds.
UDC: Mortgage is financed through the sale of bonds/notes by this public benefit corporation which was created in 1968.
HPD: Mortgage is financed through the sale of New York City bonds/notes.
HDC: Mortgage is financed through the sale of bonds/notes by this public benefit corporation which was created in 1971.
FHL: Mortgage is financed through Federal Home Loan Bank
ESDC: Mortgage is financed through Empire State Development Corp.
6. Glossary vi
Housing Subsidies
TAX EXEMPTION LEVEL (PERCENT) - Percent figure indicates reduction of assessed valuation in computation of real estate taxes.
SR - Shelter rent formula. Indicates that the housing company's payment for real estate taxes is based upon a fixed amount, generally
computed at 10% of the rent roll, excluding utilities.
PILOT - Payment in lieu of taxes. An annual amount determined by the municipality as payment in lieu of real estate taxes.
236 SUBSIDY ANNUAL CONTRACT AMOUNT - Annual amount of HUD interest reduction subsidy payment contract which enables the
housing company to amortize the mortgage at an interest rate of 1 %.
CAPITAL GRANT - Number of households under the New York State Capital Grant Low Rent Assistance Program. HFA leases apartments in
middle income developments and sublets them to low-income families at reduced rentals.
RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS, RENT SUPPLEMENTS, SECTION 8 (EXISTING HOUSING)
Number of households receiving assistance under each of the listed programs. Rent subsidies make up the difference between the
Mitchell-Lama rents and a specified proportion of the low-income households' annual income. Section 8 units include both tenant-based and
project-based vouchers.
SENIOR CITIZEN RENT INCREASE EXEMPTION – Number of households receiving assistance under a municipally funded senior citizens'
rent increase exemption program. Low-Income senior citizens in occupancy are exempted from paying that portion of a rent increase that
causes them to pay more than one third of their income for rent. The city reimburses the housing company through either direct cash payments
or credit on real estate tax payments.
DISABILITY RENT INCREASE EXEMPTION – Number of households receiving assistance under a municipally funded program for tenants
with a disability who qualify to have their current rent frozen at their current level and be exempt from future increases. The program covers
legal increases in rent by applying credits to the landlord’s property tax bill.
LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT (LIHTC) – Tax credits provide an incentive to construct or rehabilitate affordable rental housing for
low-income households. The tax credit subsidizes the acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation of affordable rental housing. Tax credits are
purchased by investors who can potentially claim a dollar-for-dollar reduction in their federal tax liability. Investors’ equity contribution
subsidizes low-income housing development, thus allowing some units to rent at below-market rates. In return, investors receive tax credits
paid in annual allotments, over 10 years. The State allocates both 4% and 9% LIHTC. 4% LIHTC are referred to as “as of right credit” they
are issued in connection with Tax Exempt Financing. 9% LIHTC are issued in connection with Taxable Financing. States are allocated an
allotment of 9% credits that are awarded based on scoring criteria.
7. Glossary vii
TENANT/COOPERATOR INCOME AND SURCHARGE INFORMATION:
Surcharges are required to be paid by tenants and cooperators whose incomes exceed a maximum amount based upon a factor of the annual
rent or carrying charges. The income figure on which surcharges are based is the total income as reported on the New York State income tax
return less allowance for personal exemptions, medical deductions and deductions of a portion of the income of secondary wage earners. The
housing company retains all the surcharges collected.
SURCHARGES COLLECTED FOR 12-MONTH PERIOD - Represents the amount collected by the housing company from residents
during afiscal year.
Admission income range is the maximum admission limits for zero (0) and three (3) bedroom apartments (one or six person maximums) for
non-236 developments or alternate limits for 236 developments. If the admission income limits are for unit sizes other than zero- and three-
bedroom apartments, it is noted.
Special Data Terms
(1) NA = indicates the information is not available.
(2) 0 (zero) indicates none in the category. E.g., a 0 (zero) in the category Surcharges Collected for 12-Month Period indicates that
no surcharges were collected by the housing company.
8. *HCR total projects accounts for 1 less than 2021 report due to a 2012 project restructuring
**See Glossary for Definition Summary
2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
Summary Based Upon 2021 Certified Financial Statements
All Mitchell-Lama DHCR Supervised Developments HPD Supervised Dissolved
Project Data Developments Total* Within NYC Outside NYC Developments Current Yr**
Number of Projects 213 121 55 66 92 0
Number of Apartments 102,892 58,500 47,491 11,009 44,392 0
Number of Rental
Rooms
461,963.5 260492.5 216,647 43,845.5 201,417 0
Total Project Cost $3,131,855,120.00 $1,842,608,963.00 $1,548,337,788.00 $294,271,175.00 $1,289,246,157.00 $0.00
Total Mortgage Issued $2,916,937,463.00 $1,719,071,292.00 $1,438,344,906.00 $280,726,386.00 $1,197,866,171.00 $0.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization
$512,473,781.33 $483,210,573.58 $471,423,525.98 $11,787,047.60 $29,263,207.75 $0.00
Housing Subsidies
236 Subsidy, Annual
Contract Amount
$81,659,545.63 $67,205,789.50 $65,422,432.50 $1,783,357.00 $14,453,756.13 $0.00
Capital Grant, # of
Units
17 8 7 1 9 0
Rent Assistance
Payments, # of Units
1,523 472 330 142 1,051 0
Rent Supplement, # of
Units
955 2 2 0 953 0
Section 8, # of Units 22,774 13,007 8,925 4,082 9,767 0
Sr. Citizen Rent
Exemption, # of Units
4,142 2,779 2,779 0 1,363 0
Disability Rent
Exemption, # of Units
509 334 334 0 175 0
Low Inc. Housing Tax
Credits, # of Units
14,794 12,984 7,470 5,514 1,810 0
Surcharge & Occupancy Rate
Surcharges Collected
for the 12-mo. period
$25,045,992.54 $10,057,888.62 $9,775,750.86 $282,137.76 $14,988,103.92 $0.00
Avg % of Apts.
Occupied
96.3 96.0 96.7 95.4 96.6 0
9. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Bayridge Air Rights Number of Apts.: 811
Development No.: HCNP 099 Number of Rooms: 3556
Location: 260 65th Street Brooklyn, NY 11220 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 04-72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $50.61
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $160.98
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $160.98
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $22,016,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $19,705,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$577,156.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 5.74% $11,565,979.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 4
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 24
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 4
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $484,686.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$47,029.00
3BR:
$110,428.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.90%
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10. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Number of Apts.: 267
Development No.: UDC 237 Number of Rooms: 1202
Location: 109 Marcus Garvey Blvd Brooklyn, NY 11206 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 09-77
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $0
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $499.15
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $510.55
Percentage Increase for the Year 2.28%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $13,653,279.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $12,970,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$678,141.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 0.87% $20,311,261.00
Second PVT No 2.50% $1,160,241.00
Third ESDC No 2.50% $3,367,000.00
Fourth HPD No 1.00% $2,500,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 267
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
245
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$66,880.00
3BR: $85,920.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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11. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Brookdale Village Number of Apts.: 547
Development No.: HCNP 162 Number of Rooms: 1769
Location: 125-135 Beach 19th St Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-76
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $56.57
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $290.57
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $290.57
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $18,450,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $17,895,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$6,518,066.91
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 5.75% $6,343,177.83
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $1,307,981.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 101
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 4
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$72,800.00
3BR: $72,800.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 94.87%
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12. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Canaan House Number of Apts.: 146
Development No.: UDC 118 Number of Rooms: 617
Location: 8 W 118th St New York, NY 10026 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-76
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $79.11
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $367.6
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $367.6
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $7,753,684.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $7,366,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$976,623.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.63% $8,377,454.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $1,376,557.00
Third NYSHFA No 0.00% $381,400.00
Fourth PVT No 5.00% $146,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $407,337.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 111
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
103
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$49,020.00
3BR: $63,060.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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13. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Carnes McKinney Number of Apts.: 111
Development No.: HCLP 070 Number of Rooms: 491
Location: 750 Faile St Bronx, NY 10474 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.35
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $259.84
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $259.84
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $1,890,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $1,701,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$52,769.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 3.26% $1,879,569.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 2
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 3
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $19,604.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$88,865.00
3BR:
$160,773.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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14. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Cathedral Parkway Number of Apts.: 309
Development No.: UDC 087 Number of Rooms: 1452
Location: 424 Cathedral Pkwy New York, NY 10025 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 02-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $53.45
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $503.28
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $503.28
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $15,464,706.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $12,844,906.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 4.20% $35,818,307.72
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$94,416.00
3BR:
$274,596.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 93.00%
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15. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Concourse Village Number of Apts.: 1883
Development No.: HCLP 028 Number of Rooms: 9014
Location: 775 Concourse Village E Bronx, NY 10451 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 04-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $30.05
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $234.58
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $234.58
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $42,152,500.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $37,195,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First FHL No 4.96% $70,000,000.00
Second HPD No 0.00% $1,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 11
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 184
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 13
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $466,135.74
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$74,000.00
3BR: $87,344.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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16. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Co-op City (Riverbay) Number of Apts.: 15372
Development No.: HCNP 081 Number of Rooms: 72666
Location: 2049 Bartow Ave Bronx, NY 10475 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-68
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $27.32
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $229.63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $229.63
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $422,699,700.00
Total Original Mortgage
Issued:
$390,000,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$399,633,000.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First FHA Yes 2.40% $551,500,000.00
SONY Yes 2.40% $55,000,000.00
HDC Yes 2.40% $15,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 79
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1161
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 146
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $4,925,726.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$87,374.00
3BR: $164,107.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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17. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Earl W. Jimerson Number of Apts.: 423
Development No.: HCLP 006 Number of Rooms: 2056
Location: 1407 Linden Blvd Brooklyn, NY 11212 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-58
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $21.43
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $188.72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $188.72
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $6,457,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,786,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$155,299.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 5.85% $5,200,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 1
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 19
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 6
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $102,478.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$55,789.00
3BR:
$125,577.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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18. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Findlay House (Weinstein) Number of Apts.: 227
Development No.: HCNP 111 Number of Rooms: 467
Location: 1175 Findlay Ave Bronx, NY 10456 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 11-71
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $52.98
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $369.81
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $369.81
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $5,797,870.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,623,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$146,065.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHCR Yes 5.30% $4,478,000.00
First NYSHFA Yes Var. $1,145,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 16
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 72
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 19
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 4
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$83,600.00
3BR:
$107,400.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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19. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Fulton Park Plaza Number of Apts.: 287
Development No.: UDC 084 Number of Rooms: 1408
Location: 1711 Fulton St Brooklyn, NY 11233 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 03-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $52.98
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $345.94
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $345.94
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $12,476,842.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $11,853,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$812,380.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 3.59% $38,440,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 2
Section 8, Number of Units 244
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$53,450.00
3BR: $88,550.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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20. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Gorman Apartments Number of Apts.: 342
Development No.: HCLP 020 Number of Rooms: 1655
Location: 1381 Linden Blvd Brooklyn, NY 11212 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 01-63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $24.17
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $199.2
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $199.2
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $5,844,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,100,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$12,439.21
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 0.04% $8,226,057.12
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 22
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 3
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $99,171.15
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$58,794.12
3BR:
$129,088.32
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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21. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Harbor View Number of Apts.: 224
Development No.: UDC 089 Number of Rooms: 1015
Location: 2920-2940 W 21st St Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $53.43
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $394.11
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $394.11
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $10,178,856.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $9,670,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$719,918.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First SONYMA Yes 5.75% $9,393,212.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $4,982,628.00
Third NYSHFA No 0.00% $22,100,000.00
Fourth NYSHFA No 0.00% $1,480,031.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $597,349.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 51
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
206
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $8,511.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,160.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.70%
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22. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Inwood Gardens Number of Apts.: 218
Development No.: HCLP 042 Number of Rooms: 1141
Location: 45 Fairview Ave New York, NY 10040 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 09-63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $26.15
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $178.72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $178.72
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $4,251,550.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,624,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 4.13% $4,452,461.75
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 33
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $69,677.05
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$69,496.56
3BR:
$119,830.08
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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23. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Inwood Heights Number of Apts.: 207
Development No.: HCLP 013 Number of Rooms: 910
Location: 17 Fort George Hill New York, NY 10040 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 02-62
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $22.51
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $150.18
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $150.18
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,109,480.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,718,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First CPC 6.44% $1,358,916.00
Second NYSHFA 0.00% $1,500,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 16
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$53,783.00
3BR:
$100,200.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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24. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Inwood Terrace Number of Apts.: 205
Development No.: HCLP 012 Number of Rooms: 902
Location: 99 Hillside Ave New York, NY 10040 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 02-60
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $22.15
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $166.2
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $170.16
Percentage Increase for the Year 2.38%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,152,400.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,735,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$68,789.99
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 4.25% $2,579,720.11
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 8
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $199,327.74
Admission Income Range: 0BR: $0.00 3BR:
$108,290.88
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 90.00%
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25. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Inwood Tower Number of Apts.: 190
Development No.: HCLP 043 Number of Rooms: 978
Location: 11 Fort George Hill New York, NY 10040 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 09-63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $26.36
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $153.31
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $169.36
Percentage Increase for the Year 10.47%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,555,540.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,013,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First CPC No 3.13% $1,050,109.65
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 20
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $120,734.08
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$58,022.16
3BR:
$113,928.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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26. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: James Lenox House, Inc. Number of Apts.: 100
Development No.: HCNP 169 Number of Rooms: 307
Location: 49 E 73rd St New York, NY 10021 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $132
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $427.01
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $427.01
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $4,600,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,655,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$58,077.92
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Refinance PVT No 4.00% $2,492,433.28
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 1
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 27
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $29,682.11
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$107,606.52
3BR:
$125,541.36
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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27. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Jamie Towers Number of Apts.: 620
Development No.: HCNP 082 Number of Rooms: 2790
Location: 633 Olmstead Ave Bronx, NY 10473 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-67
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.5
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $229.06
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $229.06
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $13,603,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $12,265,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$502,000.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 3.87% $28,660,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 5
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 3
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 66
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 6
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $126,255.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$72,000.00
3BR:
$160,000.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 94.00%
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28. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Jewish Hosp of Brooklyn Number of Apts.: 142
Development No.: HCLP 063 Number of Rooms: 514
Location: 753 Classon Ave Brooklyn, NY 11238 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-68
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.32
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $270.47
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $270.47
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,413,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,290,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$110,977.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First SLF No 5.20% $455,756.00
Second NYSHFA No 0.00% $1,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$43,473.00
3BR: $98,818.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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29. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Jonas Bronck Apartments Number of Apts.: 215
Development No.: HCNP 148 Number of Rooms: 671
Location: 230 E 179th St Bronx, NY 10457 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 09-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $47.53
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $226
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $226
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $6,784,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $6,580,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate
First NYSHFA Yes 5.17%
Second NYSHFA No 0.00%
Third NYSHFA No 0.00%
Amount
$539,882.00
$675,000.00
$484,326.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 4
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 55
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 5
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$55,750.00
3BR: $63,700.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 89.00%
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30. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Kissena I & II Number of Apts.: 425
Development No.: HCLP 65-91 Number of Rooms: 1222
Location: 45-25 Kissena Blvd / 137-47 45th Ave Queens, NY 11355 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 0
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $0
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $386.91
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $386.91
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $7,378,237.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $6,989,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 5.40% $7,322,120.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $5,820,000.00
Third PVT No 4.10% $9,641,616.00
Fourth PVT No 4.10% $3,625,421.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 30
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 110
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
423
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR: $0.00 3BR: $0.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 91.23%
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31. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Kittay (W.Kingsbridge) Number of Apts.: 294
Development No.: HCLP 093 Number of Rooms: 955
Location: 2550 Webb Ave Bronx, NY 10463 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 04-70
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $46.78
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $480.68
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $480.68
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $5,743,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,685,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$304,913.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 29
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $5,742.48
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$142,347.00
3BR:
$182,312.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 62.70%
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32. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Marcus Garvey Village Number of Apts.: 625
Development No.: UDC 180 Number of Rooms: 3174
Location: 353 Chester St Brooklyn, NY 11104 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 11-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $60.45
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $357.32
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $357.32
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $31,635,929.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $30,556,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$1,889,162.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.75% $20,851,344.00
Second NYSHFA No 3.75% $7,194,721.00
Third NYSHFA No 2.26% $76,481,215.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
522
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR: $0.00 3BR: $0.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.30%
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33. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Marien-Heim Tower Number of Apts.: 182
Development No.: HCNP 157 Number of Rooms: 654
Location: 870 Ocean Pkwy Brooklyn, NY 11230 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $60.11
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $398.16
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $398.16
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $5,680,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,505,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$232,326.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.75% $14,817,940.58
Second PVT No 7.68% $15,765,699.00
Third PVT No 3.00% $806,531.06
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 46
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
179
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$39,800.00
3BR: $51,200.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
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34. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Mayflower Terrace Number of Apts.: 120
Development No.: HCLP 055 Number of Rooms: 580
Location: 1720 Mayflower Ave Bronx, NY 10461 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-64
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.92
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $152.67
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $152.67
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,190,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $1,971,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $68,546.23
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$79,600.00
3BR:
$105,100.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
26
35. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Michaelangelo Number of Apts.: 494
Development No.: UDC 092 Number of Rooms: 2103
Location: 225 E 149th St Bronx, NY 10451 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $58.83
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $436.06
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $436.06
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $25,216,758.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $23,415,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$2,703,874.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 6.05% $39,280,000.00
Co-first NYSHFA Yes 3.60% $33,700,000.00
Co-first NYSHFA Yes 4.65% $7,637,441.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $34,104,882.00
Third PVT No 3.00% $23,223,067.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $6,770,528.50
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 407
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
417
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR: $0.00 3BR: $0.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Mutual Apartments Number of Apts.: 160
Development No.: HCLP 008 Number of Rooms: 796
Location: 636 Brooklyn Ave Brooklyn, NY 11203 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-59
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $22.33
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $198.63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $198.63
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,543,500.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,300,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$125,804.21
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 4.24% $4,569,828.83
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 8
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $38,293.56
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$83,600.00
3BR:
$119,300.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Nagle House Number of Apts.: 180
Development No.: HCLP 030 Number of Rooms: 764
Location: 240 Nagle Ave New York, NY 10034 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 08-64
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.09
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $178.99
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $178.99
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,857,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,560,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$66,654.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 3.77% $2,609,107.47
Second PVT No 4.00% $1,000,000.00
Third PVT No 4.25% $1,497,789.89
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $89,354.54
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$95,500.00
3BR:
$138,400.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.80%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Northbay Estates Number of Apts.: 542
Development No.: UDC 090 Number of Rooms: 2309
Location: 2730 W 33rd St Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 03-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $60.74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $472.61
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $472.61
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $24,742,105.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $23,505,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$1,963,540.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First HDC No 0.01% $8,445,000.00
Second PVT No 0.00% $4,465,291.00
Third HDC No 0.01% $42,357,124.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $1,468,243.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 376
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
400
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $34,892.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,160.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 94.65%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Number of Apts.: 100
Number of Rooms: 537
Development Name: Oak Towers (Oak Drive)
Development No.: HCLP 031
Location: 1200 Zerega Ave Bronx, NY 10462 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.95
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $202.5
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $202.5
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,305,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,021,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$68,282.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 3.89% $3,134,506.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 5
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $17,311.20
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$83,600.00
3BR:
$119,300.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Orloff Towers Number of Apts.: 189
Development No.: HCLP 029 Number of Rooms: 941
Location: 3900 Bailey Ave Bronx, NY 10463 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.58
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $197.66
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $197.66
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $4,010,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,491,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$25,154.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 4.13% $1,853,583.37
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 20
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $71,879.16
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$78,680.64
3BR:
$105,261.12
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Park Reservoir Apartments Number of Apts.: 275
Development No.: HCLP 002 Number of Rooms: 1224
Location: 98 Van Cortlandt South Bronx, NY 10463 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-57
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $20.04
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $245.39
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $245.39
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,767,500.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,000,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$482,021.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First SLF No 4.91% $4,266,711.27
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 1
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 35
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 6
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $63,570.74
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$119,308.00
3BR:
$194,833.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.40%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Parkside Apartments Number of Apts.: 167
Development No.: HCLP 005 Number of Rooms: 741
Location: 3856 Bronx Blvd Bronx, NY 10467 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 10-58
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $22.64
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $175.76
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $175.76
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,564,033.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,347,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$73,611.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 4.12% $5,530,755.43
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 80%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 8
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $41,393.52
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$56,700.00
3BR:
$105,000.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.59%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: River Park Towers Number of Apts.: 1654
Development No.: UDC 018 Number of Rooms: 7386
Location: 55 Richman Plaza Bronx, NY 10453 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 09-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $52.83
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $338.01
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $347.24
Percentage Increase for the Year 2.73%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $75,908,508.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $71,986,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$4,556,609.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.38% $86,813,051.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $9,706,330.00
Third NYSESDC No 2.40% $56,381,713.00
Fourth NYSESDC No 2.40% $6,982,695.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $4,320,763.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 957
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 7
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
1543
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $115,187.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$57,300.00
3BR: $88,800.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
35
44. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: River View Towers Number of Apts.: 386
Development No.: HCLP 044 Number of Rooms: 1965
Location: 626 Riverside Dr New York, NY 10031 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.44
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $192.85
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $192.85
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $7,772,600.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $6,762,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$250,638.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 5.63% $2,522,330.72
Second PVT No 6.65% $2,760,496.62
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 12
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 3
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $173,534.81
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$89,400.00
3BR:
$105,000.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Rochdale Village Number of Apts.: 5860
Development No.: HCLP 025 Number of Rooms: 26490
Location: 169-65 137th Ave Jamaica, NY 11434 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $23.18
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $223.57
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $223.57
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $105,757,800.00
Total Original Mortgage
Issued:
$94,221,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 5.30% $130,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 36
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 409
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 40
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $1,447,879.25
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$117,658.00
3BR: $202,021.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
37
46. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Rutland Road Number of Apts.: 438
Development No.: UDC 085 Number of Rooms: 1946
Location: 60 E 93rd St Brooklyn, NY 11212 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $58.96
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $372.54
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $372.54
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $20,676,324.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $19,642,500.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$15,719.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.75% $32,326,029.00
Second NYSHFA No 3.35% $14,980,000.00
Third NYSHFA 1.00% $8,432,929.00
Fourth PVT 4.50% $20,832,548.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 314
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 316
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
349
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$51,060.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 95.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Scheuer House Number of Apts.: 197
Development No.: UDC 004 Number of Rooms: 621
Location: 3601 Surf Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-73
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $50.63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $375.49
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $372.64
Percentage Increase for the Year -0.075%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $7,256,649.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $7,049,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$8,259,371.74
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Refinance PVT Yes 3.72% $8,085,589.59
Second NYSHFA Yes 1.00% $1,020,608.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 105
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$72,800.00
3BR: $72,800.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 96.43%
39
48. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Sea Rise 1 Number of Apts.: 334
Development No.: UDC 065 Number of Rooms: 1671
Location: 3325 Neptune Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $55.7
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $359.42
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $359.42
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $17,269,209.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $16,406,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$277,792.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.50% $20,808,394.00
Co-first NYSHFA Yes 3.50% $2,851,512.00
Second NYSHFA No 2.50% $282,678.00
Third NYSHFA No 2.50% $58,928,537.00
Fourth NYSHFA No 0.00% $837,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $977,173.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 57
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
294
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $29,797.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,160.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 96.70%
40
49. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Sea Rise 2 Number of Apts.: 338
Development No.: UDC 066 Number of Rooms: 1693
Location: 3415 Neptune Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 08-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $55.67
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $362.8
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $362.8
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $17,976,694.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $17,078,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$297,189.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.50% $20,598,444.00
Co-first NYSHFA Yes 3.50% $3,199,685.00
Second NYSHFA No 2.50% $594,838.00
Third NYSHFA No 2.50% $59,609,702.00
Fourth NYSHFA No 0.00% $1,158,652.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $999,823.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 39
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
292
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $27,944.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,160.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 96.40%
41
50. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Shore Hill Number of Apts.: 559
Development No.: HCNP 177 Number of Rooms: 1797
Location: 9000 Shore Rd Brooklyn, NY 11209 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-77
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $0
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $690
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $690
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $23,250,926.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $22,550,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$530,133.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 0.05% $99,839,023.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 558
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
552
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,160.00
3BR: $57,300.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.74%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Smith-Woodward Number of Apts.: 141
Development No.: UDC 083 Number of Rooms: 702
Location: 1660 Fulton St Brooklyn, NY 11213 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 11-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $53.13
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $367.65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $367.65
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $6,193,684.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,884,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$1,569,059.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.90% $9,540,096.00
Second NYSHFA No 0.07% $23,214,844.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 88
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
98
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$57,300.00
3BR: $83,040.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
43
52. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Starrett City Number of Apts.: 5888
Development No.: HCUR 147 Number of Rooms: 27741
Location: 1255 Pennsylvania Ave Brooklyn, NY 11239 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 10-74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $57.71
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $335.35
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $359.55
Percentage Increase for the Year 7.22%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $381,811,000.00
Total Original Mortgage
Issued:
$362,720,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$35,625,986.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 0.04% $470,000,000.00
Second PVT Yes 0.03% $567,567,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $49,881,216.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 3569
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 31
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 3
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$85,680.00
3BR:
$158,676.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
44
53. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Stratford Towers Number of Apts.: 129
Development No.: HCLP 078 Number of Rooms: 464
Location: 1340 Stratford Ave Bronx, NY 10472 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 12-66
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $29.44
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $476.13
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $476.13
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,075,800.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $1,867,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 4.19% $16,678,999.99
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 84
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$41,800.00
3BR:
$102,720.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
45
54. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Stuypark House Number of Apts.: 103
Development No.: HCNP 152 Number of Rooms: 342
Location: 77 New York Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 02-75
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $52.47
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $391.22
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $392.3
Percentage Increase for the Year 0.28%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,716,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,605,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$143,639.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.75% $7,070,103.00
Second NYSHFA No 0.05% $1,500,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 97
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
87
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$66,880.00
3BR: $85,920.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 96.00%
46
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Tower Gardens Number of Apts.: 209
Development No.: HCLP 019 Number of Rooms: 966
Location: 1591 Bruckner Blvd Bronx, NY 10472 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-61
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $26.16
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $163.63
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $163.63
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,684,800.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,300,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$75,126.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT Yes 3.69% $4,702,717.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 11
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $103,340.25
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$55,074.00
3BR:
$102,682.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 95.00%
47
56. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Twin Parks N.E. 2 Number of Apts.: 249
Development No.: UDC 031 Number of Rooms: 1176
Location: 2311 Southern Blvd Bronx, NY 10460 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 08-73
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $48.4
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $322.53
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $354.87
Percentage Increase for the Year 10.02%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $10,051,053.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $9,976,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$315,860.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 3.50% $9,740,295.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $720,172.00
3rd-4th NYSESDC No 0.00% $15,934,912.00
Fifth HUD No 1.00% $472,162.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 158
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
240
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $24,337.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$57,300.00
3BR: $88,800.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
48
57. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Twin Parks N.E. 6 & 8 Number of Apts.: 274
Development No.: UDC 017 Number of Rooms: 1398
Location: 735 Garden St Bronx, NY 10457 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 03-72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $48.8
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $304.72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $331.12
Percentage Increase for the Year 8.66%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $11,667,369.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $11,084,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$427,055.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 3.75% $13,572,718.00
Second NYSESDC No 0.00% $18,154,414.00
Third NYSESDC No 0.00% $592,144.00
Fourth HUD No 1.00% $816,231.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 162
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 1
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
256
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$57,300.00
3BR: $88,800.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
49
58. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Twin Parks N.W. 4,5 & 11 Number of Apts.: 331
Development No.: UDC 010 Number of Rooms: 1641
Location: 355 E 184th St Bronx, NY 10458 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-72
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $48.99
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $386.74
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $386.74
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $14,008,422.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $13,308,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 5.75% $18,004,772.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $11,101,921.00
Third PVT No 3.27% $13,385,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 258
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
283
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$54,600.00
3BR: $73,680.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
50
59. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Twin Parks S.E. 3 & 4 Number of Apts.: 408
Development No.: UDC 014 Number of Rooms: 1878
Location: 2111 Southern Blvd Bronx, NY 10460 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 05-73
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $46.8
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $389.34
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $389.34
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $17,461,579.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $16,588,500.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 5.91% $26,197,511.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $12,073,943.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 258
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
490
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,100.00
3BR: $72,600.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Twin Parks S.W. Number of Apts.: 536
Development No.: UDC 009 Number of Rooms: 2654
Location: 2000 Valentine Ave Bronx, NY 10457 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 03-73
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $47.6
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $359.28
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $359.28
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $24,475,141.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $23,251,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 0.06% $31,751,517.49
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $25,400,000.00
Third PVT No 3.12% $28,600,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 264
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
491
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $27,716.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,100.00
3BR: $72,600.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 98.00%
52
61. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Waldo Apartments Number of Apts.: 173
Development No.: HCLP 073 Number of Rooms: 726
Location: 3800 Waldo Ave Bronx, NY 10463 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 01-66
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $30.13
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $153.43
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $169.5
Percentage Increase for the Year 10.47%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,269,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,883,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$88,989.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 5.50% $932,728.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 1
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 3
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 6
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $93,154.18
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$58,450.00
3BR: $85,627.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
53
62. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Warbasse Houses Number of Apts.: 2585
Development No.: HCLP 047 Number of Rooms: 11327
Location: 2800 W 5th St Brooklyn, NY 11224 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-64
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $25.24
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $261.46
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $261.46
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $45,375,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $38,700,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT 4.75% $125,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 0.85
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 106
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 422
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 75
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $645,309.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR: $0.00 3BR: $0.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 99.00%
54
63. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments in New York City
Development Name: Woodlawn Veterans Mutual Number of Apts.: 100
Development No.: HCLP 003 Number of Rooms: 482
Location: 4260 Katonah Ave Bronx, NY 10470 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 01-59
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Excl. All Util. $22.47
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Excl. All Util. $145.1
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Excl. All Util. $157.39
Percentage Increase for the Year 8.47%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $1,743,761.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $1,550,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$33,317.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 3.44% $3,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) SR
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 2
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $4,581.07
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$33,072.00
3BR: $70,154.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
55
64. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Admiral Halsey Senior Hsg Number of Apts.: 119
Development No.: HCNP 174 Number of Rooms: 418
Location: 135 Main St Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 10-76
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $49.49
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $232.09
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $237.13
Percentage Increase for the Year 2.17%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $4,226,340.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $4,095,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA No 4.09% $1,650,000.00
Second NYSHFA 0.00% $3,916,563.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) PILOT
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 54
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
116
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$49,140.00
3BR: $76,140.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.50%
56
65. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Albany Executive House Number of Apts.: 159
Development No.: HCLP 080 Number of Rooms: 624
Location: 175 S Swan St Albany, NY 12210 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 02-65
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $25.06
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $124.34
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $124.34
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $2,511,140.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $2,385,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 50%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $29,821.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$31,374.00
3BR: $0.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
57
66. 2022 Annual Report to the Legislature
DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Baptist Manor Number of Apts.: 127
Development No.: HCNP 170 Number of Rooms: 445.5
Location: 276 Linwood Ave Buffalo, NY 14209 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-76
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $53.15
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $189.47
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $200.35
Percentage Increase for the Year 5.74%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $3,902,070.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $3,785,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$75,035.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA No 0.00% $6,029,657.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 112
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$44,200.00
3BR: $44,200.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 100.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Barker Terrace(Mt. Kisco) Number of Apts.: 92
Development No.: HCLP 084 Number of Rooms: 429
Location: 1 Barker St Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 Type of Project: Co-op
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 10-67
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $29.23
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $199.39
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $199.39
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $1,781,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $1,691,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$39,557.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First PVT No 7.40% $2,000,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 50%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 0
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $6,185.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$50,219.00
3BR:
$124,438.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 97.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Bernardine Apts. Number of Apts.: 185
Development No.: HCNP 130 Number of Rooms: 590
Location: 417 Churchill Ave Syracuse, NY 13205 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 07-73
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $36.31
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $179.39
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $179.39
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $5,424,000.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $5,250,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$0.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 31
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%: 9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$44,940.00
3BR: $52,080.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 81.00%
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DHCR – Supervised Developments outside New York City
Development Name: Brighton Towers (A&B) Number of Apts.: 607
Development No.: HCNP 103 Number of Rooms: 1958
Location: 821 E Brighton Ave Syracuse, NY 13205 Type of Project: Rental
Rent / Carrying Charge Information
Date of Initial Occupancy 06-70
Rent/CC/Room/Mo at Initial
Occupancy
Incl. All Util. $28.22
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 1/01/2021 Incl. All Util. $152.15
Rent/CC/Room/Mo as of 12/31/2021 Incl. All Util. $152.15
Percentage Increase for the Year 0%
Project Financial Statistics
Total Project Cost: $12,787,361.00
Total Original Mortgage Issued: $12,390,000.00
Amount of Annual
Amortization:
$417,214.00
Mortgage Mortgagee Insured Rate Amount
First NYSHFA Yes 4.75% $5,979,103.00
Second NYSHFA No 1.00% $6,088,633.00
Third PVT No 4.00% $9,091,959.00
Fourth PVT No 6.00% $2,204,656.00
Fifth NYSHFA No 2.89% $1,210,000.00
Housing Subsidies (Federal, State, and City)
Tax Exemption Level (Exemption) 100%
236 Subsidy, Annual Contract Amount $0.00
Capital Grant, Number of Units 0
Rental Assistance Payments, Number of Units 0
Rental Supplements, Number of Units 0
Section 8, Number of Units 26
Sr. Citizen Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Disability Rent Exemption, Number of Units 0
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, Number of Units 4%:
508
9%:
Tenant / Cooperator Income and Surcharge Information
Surcharges Collected for Year Ending 12/31/2021 $0.00
Admission Income Range: 0BR:
$33,420.00
3BR: $47,700.00
Percentage of Units Occupied as of 12/31/2021 93.00%
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