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ALBANY II

1400 BERGEN STREET, Brooklyn, 11213
Brooklyn, block 1352, lot 1
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This property is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. See here for more details.
  1. # of Current Units 395
  2. Total Number of Units 400
  3. Number of Rental Rooms 1,824
  4. Population - Section 8 Transition 0
  5. Population - Public Housing 848
  6. Total Population 848
  7. # of Families On Fixed Income 154
  8. % of Families on Fixed Income 41%
  9. # of Residential Buildings 3
  10. # of Non-Residential Buildings 0
  11. # of Stories 13–14
  12. Total Area (Sq Ft) 214,594.0
  13. Bldg/Land Coverage 12.14
  14. Density (Population/Acre) 172.0
  15. Development Cost $4,666,000.0
  16. Cost Per Rental Room (As Built) $2,540.0
  17. Avg. Monthly Gross Rent $605.0
  18. Senior Development no
  19. Electricity Paid By Residents no

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Official Owner

New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) (public)
Contact: David Pristin, Executive Vice President, External Affairs ((212) 306-3401 / David.Pristin@nycha.nyc.gov)

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City Council District 36 represented by Chi Ossé
Community District Brooklyn 8 ( info@brooklyncb8.org / 718-467-5574 ), district manager: Michelle George
Congressional District 9 represented by Yvette Clarke
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