Marcy Sheridan Apartments

Marcy Sheridan Apartments is a newly constructed nine-story, 74-unit elevator building located on privately owned vacant land in the East Concourse neighborhood of the Bronx. The project is a mix of supportive housing and affordable housing for low-income families. It is the first project completed under NYS Housing and Community Renewal's Mixed-Income Pilot Program, an initiative that uses income-averaging and cross-subsidization to provide affordable housing for both low-income and moderate-income households. The project serves two populations: approximately 37 studio apartments targeted to single adults living with HIV/AIDS and referred by the NYC Human Resources Administration, and family-sized units for households at up to 50%, 60%, and 85% AMI. Services for the UnderServed provides 24/7 front desk and supportive services from a first-floor office suite. Amenities include a community room with a kitchen, a computer room and library, an exercise room, and a rear garden and children's play area. The building incorporates extensive high-performance and energy-efficient components including solar panels.