City Reveals Details About Leasing Public Housing Property To High-End Developers

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Pedro Albizu Campos Plaza I & II are on Manhattan's Lower East Side. The 97-unit, 90,000 square foot building would replace 45 Parking Spaces, a Compactor Yard, Basketball & Handball Courts

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Bernard M. Baruch Houses are located in Lower Manhattan. A 350,000 square foot building would replace 54 parking spaces.

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The George Washington Carver Houses are located in East Harlem. Here 36 Parking Spaces, a Union Settlement Community Center, a Centerlight Health Care, and a Landscaped Area would be replaced 919 apartments.

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The Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia Houses are located on Manhattan's Lower East Side. 276 new apartments would be created here on two sites, replacing parking and a compactor yard.

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Max Meltzer Tower is located on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Here a Landscaped Seating Area would give way to 97 new apartments.

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Governor Alfred E. Smith Houses are located in lower Manhattan. 1,151 apartments would be created in two new residential buildings, replacing 16 Parking Spaces, a Garbage Compactor Yard, and a Paved Baseball Field & Basketball Court.

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President George Washington Houses are located in East Harlem. 36 Parking Spaces, a Union Settlement Community Center, a Centerlight Health Care, and a Landscaped Area would be replaced by 919 new apartments in 850,000 square feet.

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The Frederick Douglass Houses in Harlem contain 2,054 apartments housing some 4,588 residents. Here 198 Parking Spaces would be replaced by 794 new apartments on three different lots.

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