Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building
163 West 125th Street
17th Floor
New York, NY 10027
Telephone 212.961.4100
Fax 212.961.4143
Policies and Disclaimers
©2003 Harlem Community Development Corporation
A subsidiary of:
1-800-STATE-NY
(1-800-782-8369)
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Residential Development
Harlem has quality multi-family and single-family
housing, excellent
access to transportation, world-class academic and
cultural institutions, and neighborhoods that
are diverse, vibrant and welcoming. In strengthening
Harlem’s residential base, Harlem CDC seeks not only to
highlight what an excellent value Harlem’s housing stock
represents and the importance of its links to the broader New
York City economy, but also to fulfill the aspirations of
community residents for affordable housing, good design, quality
construction and an attractive urban environment. |
Harlem CDC helps developers to
design and finance attractive, marketable projects. Our
experience includes serving as the Development Consultant,
Community Sponsor and Marketing Agent for the |
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West 117th Street Redevelopment Project, which includes the
Morningside Parc and Morningside Court Condominiums. Harlem CDC
was instrumental in the development of the landmark Mount Morris
Park West Condominium and Bradhurst Court Condominiums.
 It works to ensure that high design and construction
standards are maintained and that a diverse range of affordable
residential opportunities, including homeownership, are
developed throughout greater Harlem.
Through its Pre-Development Revolving Loan Fund, |
neighborhoods that are diverse, vibrant and
welcoming. In strengthening Harlem’s residential base,
Harlem CDC seeks not only to highlight what an excellent value
Harlem’s housing stock represents and the importance of its
links to the broader New York City economy, but also to fulfill
the aspirations of community residents for affordable housing,
good design, quality construction and an attractive urban
environment.
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Harlem CDC’s Residential
Development department works closely with for-profit and not-for-profit
organizations to package sites for development in ways that
ensure that a diverse range of affordable residential
opportunities, including |
homeownership, is developed for the greater
Harlem community.
Harlem CDC can provide low
interest loan of up to $100,000 to projects with 10 units or
more to assist with costs such as architectural and engineering
fees, surveys, appraisals and related soft costs. In conjunction with ESDC, Harlem CDC has facilitated mixed-use
(residential and retail) projects by providing long-term financing
at attractive rates. Projects include
- The Renaissance - a completed development containing
approximately 230 cooperative units and approximately
60,000 square feet of retail space,
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 1400 Fifth Avenue -
a development that
is currently under
construction that will contain approximately 129
condominium units and approximately 25,000 square feet of
retail
space, and
- Strivers Gardens – a currently under construction development that will contain approximately
170 condominium units and approximately 37,000 square feet
of commercial and retail space.
Additionally, Harlem CDC is involved in various capacities
with other Upper Manhattan condominium and brownstone developments.
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An Overview for Prospective
Homeowners
Learn what you need to know to own your own home.
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Document Checklist for
Prospective Homeowners
A summary of items that a prospective homebuyer will
need to provide to a lending institution when applying
for a mortgage.
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Glossary of Terms for Prospective
Homeowners
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Activities Summary
Find out More about Harlem CDC's residential
development.
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