Bounded by Schermerhorn, Hoyt and State Streets, the State Renaissance Court has been in the works since 2002 when the Empire State Development Corp. issued an RFP for the 60,000-square-feet plot of land atop the Hoyt/Schermerhorn subway station. (This means the overall project must be, what, 200,000 to 300,000 square feet?) About two-thirds of the site will be a multi-family rental building while the balance will be 14 two-family townhouses on State Street (not to be confused with the State Street Townhouses). In the mix will be 47 Low Income units, 8 of which are for “Very Low Income” households (no more than $28,000 for a 2-bedroom). The marketing campaign was supposed to have kicked off already, though it hasn’t gotten on our radar screen yet. Anyone know anything more than we’ve included here?
Rental Apartments and Applications [State Street Living] GMAP
Checking In On the State Renaissance Court [Brownstoner]