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Savoy Park Apartments

Savoy Park Apartments

Affordable RentalNot-for-Profit Sponsorship

The Housing Partnership served as the nonprofit partner of Fairstead Capital's acquisition of Savoy Park, once a financially distressed housing development located in Central Harlem. The project closed at the end of June 2017. Fairstead implemented a preservation transaction that provided significant fresh capital to stabilize the project and brought all units back into stabilization through an Article XI regulatory agreement with the city to ensure long-term affordability. The Savoy Park Apartments, originally known as Delano Village, are located between 139th and 142nd Streets and Fifth and Lenox Avenues. The complex is a rent stabilized residential development constructed in 1959, composed of seven 16-story buildings with 1,802 units. The transaction preserved a formerly at-risk, overleveraged rent stabilized asset, representing a significant victory for current tenants and local housing officials.

PROJECT DETAILS

Location
139th to 142nd Streets, Fifth to Lenox Avenues, Central Harlem
Borough
Manhattan
Units
1802
Unit Description
1,802 affordable rental units across seven 16-story buildings
Developer
Fairstead Capital
Program
Article XI Regulatory Agreement / Rent Stabilization
HP Role
Not-for-Profit Sponsor
Income Targeting
All units under rent stabilization with 40-year affordability protectionsIncome and rent caps ensuring long-term affordability
Financing
None
Amenities
None