Mott Haven
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Mott Haven will get 80 affordable apartments for low- and middle-income residents
The building will be 100 percent affordable and include supportive housing
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Stalled funds stymie vision to revitalize South Bronx waterfront
The city allocated $2.75M for the Haven Project, but the funds remain stuck with the wrong agency
The Lit. Bar, the Bronx’s only indie bookstore, finally opens
Take a peek inside the much-anticipated shop
Single New Yorkers gravitate to these neighborhoods
The neighborhoods vary by gender, but are often adjacent.
What $1,900 rents in NYC right now
See what $1,900/month gets you in Bed-Stuy, Mott Haven, and the Upper East Side.
In Mott Haven, 133 affordable rentals up for grabs from $464/month
The 13-story building is located next to the rail yards in the neighborhood
Chelsea, Park Slope among NYC’s friendliest LGBTQ neighborhoods
A new report from Localize.city examines the city’s top LGBTQ-friendly neighborhoods.
A renter’s guide to Mott Haven in the South Bronx
This Bronx neighborhood is booming, so here’s everything you need to know about rents, inventory, and more.
NYC’s first soccer stadium may rise in the South Bronx
It’s part of a proposed $700 million mixed-use development spearheaded by Related Companies and Somerset Partners.
Massive South Bronx waterfront development site sells to Brookfield
Somerset Partners and Chetrit Group sold the property for $165 million.
Massive 400-unit Mott Haven rental will bring pet spa, co-working to South Bronx
The dual-building development will rise on Gerard Avenue
In Mott Haven, 130 new affordable rentals up for grabs from $865/month
The apartments are a mix of studios through three-bedrooms.
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Port Morris and Mott Haven rents rose the most in NYC this fall
They’re far from the city’s priciest neighborhoods, but had its fastest-growing rents.
The Bronx’s largest private development ever will break ground within a month
Somerset Partners and Chetrit Group’s Harlem River-fronting development is expected to span 1.3 million square feet and have 1,300 apartments.
New York’s most and least affordable neighborhoods
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South Bronx luxury rental tries to resuscitate brash ‘Piano District’ moniker
Previous attempts by developers Somerset Partners and the Chetrit Group to label the area "The Piano District," and subsequently host an ill-conceived "Bronx is Burning" party were met with extreme scorn in 2015.
These award-winning proposals will tackle the city's public space inequity
The Design Trust for Public Space’s Public for All winners will address need in the city’s public plazas and provide South Bronx residents a forum in the development of underutilized city-owned land.
Harlem River-fronting affordable rentals in Mott Haven available from $822/month
Apartments at this 13-story building will vary in size from studios through three-bedrooms. The breakdown of the apartments is as follows: 19 are studios, 53 are one-bedrooms, 43 are two-bedrooms, and nine are three-bedrooms.
Where to live when the L train shuts down, according to the New York Times
If the burden of the L train shutdown is too much to bear, consider these neighborhoods instead.
Warehouse-replacing Mott Haven condos will cost $540K on average
The seven-story building will have 47 apartments and ground-floor retail
Two 12-story rentals to rise near the Mott Haven waterfront
The rental development came about after Treetop purchased all four sites that make up this project for a total of $20.6 million over the last few years.
Do developer-owned coffee houses accelerate NYC gentrification?
It’s important to take a close look at how these coffee house brokers operate before painting them as villains in the gentrification saga.
Affordable housing for seniors coming to South Bronx NYCHA building
The nine-story building will come with 159 apartments that will average about 760 square feet. Construction is expected to wrap in 2019.
Will surge in South Bronx development erase the affordable waterfront?
Part of a decades-long trend, this recent example of riverfront real estate growth leaves local residents worried about a tide of new arrivals.
South Bronx's massive waterfront-altering rental will look like this
The development team is ready to break ground on this massive, multi-building development that will bring 1,300 apartments to the South Bronx.
Mott Haven’s sales market is becoming comparable to Bushwick's
New stats on Mott Haven’s sales market show that its top end is now comparable to the Bushwick sales market. Meanwhile, rents have risen sharply across several South Bronx neighborhoods.
Historic Mott Haven home with a modern interior revamp seeks $800,000
The lovely townhouse is part of a tiny Bronx historic district
Mott Haven's condofication continues with third new market-rate building
It joins Bronx Bricks at 305 East 140th Street and the 50-unit condo building at 221 East 138th Street as the third market-rate condo proposed for the neighborhood.
Curbed Cup 1st Round: (4) Prospect Heights vs. (13) Mott Haven
The fourth Curbed Cup match-up pits Prospect Heights against Mott Haven. Which neighborhood should advance? Cast your vote now!
South Bronx railyard could get a Hudson Yards-style megaproject
Such a project would be just a little less than half the size of the Hudson Yards project in Manhattan, a Hudson Yards lite if you will. That rail yard in question is currently used as a transfer station.
Mott Haven waterfront once destined for park will get affordable housing
The city has decided to build at least two affordable housing towers on a swath of Harlem River waterfront once bound for parkland. This is controversial in an area where green space is hard to come by.
South Bronx waterfront park moves forward with City Council funds
They’re part of the overall Haven Project, put together by the Bette Middler-created non-profit group, New York Restoration Project. The plan envisions the revitalization of Mott Haven and Port Morris through increased waterfront access.
Desolate South Bronx community garden gets a much-needed makeover
As part Timberland’s five-year plan to create and restore urban green spaces in five different cities, the United We Stand garden in Mott Haven has been transformed from a barren space to a new garden for the community members to enjoy.
NYC's Largest Residential Passive House Will Rise in Mott Haven
A group of developers won a request for proposals set forth by the city to transform a former school building in Mott Haven into fully affordable housing. This will go one step further and consume 70 percent less energy than a conventional building.
In Mott Haven, Two 'Failed Minimalists' Have a Home With Space to Create
Kim Phillips and Ryan Garvey knew one thing when they first started eyeing a move to New York City: they didn't want to live in Brooklyn. The creative couple settled in Mott Haven, where they now have space (and rent money) to spare.