Goldman Following Through on Fulton Plans
Goldman Sachs is teaming up with various New York City agencies to fund a mixed-income housing development to be called The Bradford, as per a HPD press release yesterday. It will be located on the same block as the similarly-funded Garvey Apartments (current location pictured) at 1562 Fulton Street which will be completed next summer….

Goldman Sachs is teaming up with various New York City agencies to fund a mixed-income housing development to be called The Bradford, as per a HPD press release yesterday. It will be located on the same block as the similarly-funded Garvey Apartments (current location pictured) at 1562 Fulton Street which will be completed next summer. The Bradford will be 105 units with ground-floor retail space. (When we last touched on the story, we reported that the project would be 84 units.) 21 units will be reserved for families earning no greater than 30 percent of the area median income ($23,760), 32 units will be set for families of four earning $99,000 and 51 units will be rented to families earning up to $126,720. The development should be complete by the summer of 2012.
Goldman Following Through on Bed Stuy Housing [Brownstoner]
Goldman Sachs Buying Up Fulton Street [Brownstoner] GMAP
Oooh. I love the big rat.
DCB, he cant do the work as he’s not Union worker – ie huge risk of the big RAT showing up to protest
Sure, rf, I’ll add a link to this post and make sure I’m adding one to all the rest!
I want to see Lord Blankenstein out there with a shovel and a pick axe.
Emily, do you think you could put a gmap link on all your posts? A lot of times I don’t have time or computer power to do more than skim and it would be really helpful not to have to open the individual post to see the map. Thanks a lot!
Lloyd taketh. Lloyd give back [a bone].
***Bid half off peak comps***
hey, some cheap housing is still way way better than those bldgs sitting, rotting, etc.
It’s too bad they did not save the older buildings or at least kept the facades so they would blend in….hopefully the new development is not too out of context.
I’m sure those income levels won’t be paired with commensurate price tags that force the owners to be cash-strapped forever…