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Fulton Street South Tax Exemption Extension: Affordable Housing Preservation in Brooklyn

  • When: July 18, 2024
  • Address: Fulton Street South, Block 1861, Lot 20, Brooklyn, New York, NY
  • City: New York
  • State: NY
  • Category: Zoning Modifications
  • Size: 65 residential units (28 one-bedroom units and 37 two-bedroom units, including one superintendent unit).

The application for Fulton Street South, Block 1861, Lot 20, Brooklyn, seeks to extend an existing 40-year Article V tax exemption for another 40 years. The property contains a 65-unit residential building providing affordable rental housing for low-income families, with all units capped at 50% AMI. The extended tax exemption will facilitate necessary capital improvements identified in a Physical Needs Assessment, including repairs to sidewalks, curbs, and boiler room piping. The extension also mandates the reservation of 30% of units for formerly homeless persons, aligning with the city's affordable housing and homelessness prevention initiatives.

Why it Matters

Extending the tax exemption is crucial for preserving affordable housing in Brooklyn, particularly for low-income and formerly homeless residents. The measure supports long-term housing stability and ensures the continued maintenance and operation of the property as affordable housing.

Source

Applicant - Fulton Street South Redevelopment Company Limited Partnership


Ownership - Fulton Street South Redevelopment Company Limited Partnership


Allowed Uses: The building is a residential development with an extended Article V tax exemption for another 40 years. The property will reserve 30% of its units for formerly homeless persons and will undergo capital improvements as part of the HPD Aging-in-Place initiative.