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125 Livingston Avenue in Yonkers

- New construction
- $3.5 million affordable rental apartment building
- Land donated by Paul and Barry Warhit
- Financing:
- $1,534,600 NYS Homeless Housing & Assistance
Corporation
- $1,345,000 Citibank
- $301,507 Leviticus Fund
- $300,000 Federal Home Loan Bank (sponsorship by HSBC)
- $50,000 Pre-development loan from Westchester Housing
Fund
- Four-story elevator building
- 15 units: for formerly homeless families, and families
earning less than $45,000 a year.
- Expected occupancy: Fall 2004
125, 127-131 South
Fourth Avenue in Mount Vernon

- Gut rehabilitation
- Approx. $3 million affordable rental apartments
- Funding: Westchester County New Homes Acquisition program
- Funding pending: IDA bond financing with tax credits,
Federal Home Loan Bank, HOME
- 20 units: one-, two-,and three-bedroom apartments for
families earning less than 60% of Westchester County median
income
5 Lawrence Street,
in Yonkers

- Gut rehabilitation
- $1.95 million, 10-unit fire-damaged apartment building
for use as a transitional housing facility
- Funding
- $357,420 Leviticus Fund
- $1,591,000 Fleet Bank
- Occupancy: February 2004
217-227 South Waverly
Avenue in Yonkers
- New construction
- $6.1 million affordable rental apartment building
- Financing
- $4,337,700 New York State Homeless Housing &
Assistance Corp.
- $1,718,105 The Bank of New York
- $50,000 Pre-development loan from the Westchester
Housing Fund
- Four story elevator building
- 29-unit, 2 bedroom apartments for formerly homeless
families earning less than $45,000 a year
- Construction start: Spring 2004
- Expected occupancy: Spring 2005
5 Hudson Street in
Yonkers

- Renovation
- Substantial upgrades and redesign of existing Westhab-operated
special needs housing
- $3.8 million SRO's and studio apartments
- Financing
- $1,012,800 New York State Homeless Housing &
Assistance Corp.
- $800,000 The Bank of New York
- $750,000 City of Yonkers HOME
- $800,000 US Dept of HUD SHP
- $400,000 Federal Home Loan Bank (sponsored by Hudson
Valley Bank)
- Four story elevator building with ground floor commercial
space
- 45 units for formerly homeless single adults with special
needs
49 East Third Street
in Mount Vernon

- Renovation
- Moderate updgrades of existing Westhab-owned and managed
apartment housing for permanent and transitional families
and commercial storefronts
- $2.4 million, 28-unit mixed use permanent and transitional
apartments
- Financing
- $1,157,000 The Bank of New York
- $515,028 Low Income Investment Fund
- $165,000 New York State Division of Housing and Community
Revitalization
- $100,000 Westchester County HOPWA
- $150,000 HSBC
- $126,000 Leviticus Fund
- $121,825 Westchester County Lead Abatement
- $88,000 City of Mount Vernon
- $25,000 CHDO
95 Elliott Avenue in
Yonkers
- Renovation
- Moderate upgrade
- $140,000, 5-unit apartment building
- Financing: New York State Homeless Housing & Assistance
Corp.
- 1-2-, and 4-bedroom apartments for formerly homeless families
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