Location: West 117th Street between Lenox Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard. West 118th Street between Lenox Avenue and Fifth Avenue

Date: Completed 2000

Developer: The Bluestone Organization

Sponsor: Malcolm Shabazz Mosque Development Corporation

Architect: Danois Architects P.C.

Cost: $16.5 million

Program: Partnership New Homes Program

Credits: Courtesy of HPD

Malcolm Shabazz Gardens represents new construction of 52 townhouses each consisting of an owner’s unit (a three-bedroom duplex with two baths, finished cellar and landscaped rear yard) a one-bedroom rental unit and a two-bedroom rental unit. The houses measure approximately 3,840 s.f. and were sold for an average price of $257,000 to middle-income families. JP Morgan Chase and Carver Bancorp financed the development. The site was developed under the Partnership New Homes Program, a joint effort between HPD, New York State and the New York City Housing Partnership to provide home ownership opportunities to families earning between $32,000 and $75,000 a year.

Location: 130 West 116th Street and Lenox Avenue

Date: Completed 2001

Developer: Suna/Levine Industries, Inc.

Sponsor: Malcolm Shabazz Mosque Development Corporation

Architect: Greenberg Farrow Architecture

Cost: $63 million

Program: Alliance for Neighborhood Commerce, Homeownership and Revitalization (ANCHOR)

Credits: Courtesy of HPD

Malcolm Shabazz Gardens represents new construction of 52 townhouses each consisting of an owner’s unit (a three-bedroom duplex with two baths, finished cellar and landscaped rear yard) a one-bedroom rental unit and a two-bedroom rental unit. The houses measure approximately 3,840 s.f. and were sold for an average price of $257,000 to middle-income families. JP Morgan Chase and Carver Bancorp financed the development. The site was developed under the Partnership New Homes Program, a joint effort between HPD, New York State and the New York City Housing Partnership to provide home ownership opportunities to families earning between $32,000 and $75,000 a year.

Location: 1400 Fifth Avenue

Date: Completed 2004

Developer: HRH Construction and Full Spectrum Building and Development

Sponsor: Malcolm Shabazz Mosque Development Corporation

Architect: Roberta Washington Architects, PC

Cost: $40 million

Program: Alliance for Neighborhood Commerce, Homeownership and Revitalization (ANCHOR)

Credits: Courtesy of HPD

Malcolm Shabazz Gardens represents new construction of 52 townhouses each consisting of an owner’s unit (a three-bedroom duplex with two baths, finished cellar and landscaped rear yard) a one-bedroom rental unit and a two-bedroom rental unit. The houses measure approximately 3,840 s.f. and were sold for an average price of $257,000 to middle-income families. JP Morgan Chase and Carver Bancorp financed the development. The site was developed under the Partnership New Homes Program, a joint effort between HPD, New York State and the New York City Housing Partnership to provide home ownership opportunities to families earning between $32,000 and $75,000 a year.

Location: 101 and 106 West 117th Street and Lenox Avenue

Date: Opened 2006

Developer: The Bluestone Organization

Sponsor: Malcolm Shabazz Mosque Development Corporation

Architect: Danois Architects P.C.

Cost: $17 million

Program: Alliance for Neighborhood Commerce, Homeownership and Revitalization (ANCHOR)

Credits: Courtesy of HPD

Malcolm Shabazz Gardens represents new construction of 52 townhouses each consisting of an owner’s unit (a three-bedroom duplex with two baths, finished cellar and landscaped rear yard) a one-bedroom rental unit and a two-bedroom rental unit. The houses measure approximately 3,840 s.f. and were sold for an average price of $257,000 to middle-income families. JP Morgan Chase and Carver Bancorp financed the development. The site was developed under the Partnership New Homes Program, a joint effort between HPD, New York State and the New York City Housing Partnership to provide home ownership opportunities to families earning between $32,000 and $75,000 a year.

Location: West 116th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues

Date: Opened 2006

Developer: The Loewen Development

Sponsor: Malcolm Shabazz Mosque Development Corporation

Architect: Meltzer/Mandl Architects

Cost: $8.2 million

Program: Cornerstone

Credits: Courtesy of HPD

Occupying a site that was once a vacant lot filled with abandoned cars, Malcolm Shabazz Court is an eightstory building now under construction. It will contain 38 rental apartments and 1500 s.f.of commercial space. Apartments start at $1,045 for a studio, $1,395 for a one-bedroom, and $1,810 for a two-bedroom unit. The project is being developed through HPD’s Cornerstone Program, a multi-family new construction initiative to produce affordable housing on city-owned land, financed through private sources.

Location: West 116th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues

Developer: Full Spectrum Building and Development and L&M Equity Partners

Sponsor: To be determined

Architect: GF55 Architects, Schwartz Architeccts, Studio JTA

Cost: $90 million+

Program: Cornerstone

Credits: Courtesy of HPD (top row); GF55 Architects (bottom row)

Occupying a site that was once a vacant lot filled with abandoned cars, Malcolm Shabazz Court is an eight-story building now under construction. It will contain 38 rental apartments and 1500 s.f.of commercial space. Apartments start at $1,045 for a studio, $1,395 for a one-bedroom, and $1,810 for a two-bedroom unit. The project is being developed through HPD’s Cornerstone Program, a multi-family new construction initiative to produce affordable housing on city-owned land, financed through private sources.