Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Health + Hospitals, and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development have announced the opening of Woodhull II Residence, a $41.5 million affordable and supportive housing development at 171 Throop Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The 93-unit building is situated on the campus of NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull, and provides housing for patients experiencing homelessness, low-income seniors, and other low-income New Yorkers.
Previous conditions at 171 Throop Avenue, via Google Maps
Woodhull II Residence’s inventory includes 56 supportive housing units for patients of NYC Health + Hospitals experiencing homelessness, 21 affordable units designated for extremely low-income seniors, and 15 units for other low-income New Yorkers. The project features on-site services provided by Comunilife, a nonprofit organization, and healthcare support from Woodhull Hospital. Amenities include 24-hour security, laundry facilities, a community room, computer room, and a bike room. The building also connects to a previously constructed supportive housing development on the hospital campus, which opened in 2019.
171 Throop Avenue, via Google Maps
Transit nearby 171 Throop Avenue includes subway stations served by the G, M, and J trains.
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Wow. This is wonderful and much needed. I watched the building of Woodhull Hospital many years ago and always suggested that they build affordable housing for residents and employees. I knew several nurses that lived in area and worked in that hospital. I hope many folks are helped with this housing now, I know it’s not enough but it’s a start.
Wow! Bed-Stuy area has certainly improved with the construction of many new affordable buildings. I always wondered why buildings weren’t made with so much abandoned land available. I guess it’s thank you to Nsyor Adams who has certainly improved Zthe borough of Brooklyn.
I pray that these buildings are maintained well and security employee(s) do their job. Much attention needed to preserve the acceptable conditions and standards of this building. If you slack off., there goes the building and neighborhood.