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Detailed description of the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Plaza development

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Peter Procida provides a comprehensive description of the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Plaza development, including its key features and sustainability aspects.

One building with two 9-story towers, 100% affordable housing under the HPD ELLA program
108 affordable units plus one unit for a live-in superintendent
Shared second-story terrace for resident recreation
Each building includes a bike room, laundry room, and community room
Distinct lobbies on 115th and 116th streets
Environmentally sustainable design, awarded a Building of Excellence award by NYSERDA
Temporary relocation and return of existing Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market vendors

Peter Procida

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Malachi Baja's Harlem Plaza is a one building 2 tower 9 story development, which is a 100 percent affordable housing under the HPDL program, which will provide units, a 108 affordable units, one unit for live in Super.

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And will have a shared second story terrace for the outdoor recreation of the residence.

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Each building will include its own bike room, laundry room, and community room, and distinct lobbies on 115 and or 116.

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The cornerstone of this development is the re the refresh of the Malcolm Shabaz dealing with market, all of the vendors will be temporarily relocated when we start construction, and they will be brought back once construction is complete.

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And I will note that this is a very environmentally and sustainable project, which has been awarded a building of excellence award from NYSERDA as of a few months ago.

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Next slide, please.

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Here you can see the site plan where you see the two towers, which are approximately equal in size, and the shared second story terrace, which is for the use of the residence only.

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Next slide, please.

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