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https://commercialobserver.com/2025/08/eric-adams-housing-bronx-waterfront/

Adams Announces Project to Build 927 Homes on Bronx Waterfront





By Isabelle Durso
August 8, 2025


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More affordable housing is coming to the Bronx.

The city is partnering with developers Dynamic Star and Lettire Construction on a new project called Fordham Landing South, which would create 927 affordable homes and public waterfront access along the Harlem River in the Bronx, according to a Friday announcement from New York Mayor Eric Adams.

The project also calls for the construction of two mixed-use buildings, parking spaces, a new road and new access to the Metro-North Railroad to redevelop “an underused stretch” of the Harlem River immediately south of the University Heights Bridge, the announcement said.

The 927-homes are part of Fordham Landing South — which would be 100 percent affordable — would serve a mix of income levels, with at least 15 percent of the units dedicated to formerly homeless families, according to the announcement.
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The Bronx project is set to be financed by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and through a $55 million award from the state administered by Empire State Development, according to the announcement.

“With today’s announcement, the long-held dream of transforming this neglected stretch of Bronx waterfront into a vibrant, accessible community is finally becoming a reality,” Gary Segal, co-founder and CEO of Dynamic Star, said in a statement. “What was once deserted will soon be a destination — a place where families can live, work, and thrive for generations to come.”
Nick Lettire, president at Lettire, added that Lettire is “grateful” to bring “high-quality and sustainable affordable housing to the Bronx.”


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