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Troy Housing Authority Completes $152M Renovation of Corliss Park and Grand Street…

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Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of a $152 million renovation project involving four complexes: Corliss Park, Grand Street, Margaret Phelan, and Catherine Sweeney. The work upgraded 341 public housing apartments, maintaining affordability for households earning up to 60% of the area's median income. The project was the second and final phase of a partnership between the Troy Housing Authority and MDG Real Estate Partners.

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The comprehensive upgrades included installing new flooring, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, and lighting inside the units. Outside, the project added three playgrounds and new landscaping, while the historic facades of Corliss Park and Grand Street were preserved.

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Who's involved

  • Kathy HochulAnnounced the completion of the housing renovation project.
  • Grand StreetOne of the four complexes that underwent the major capital upgrade.
  • Corliss ParkOne of the four complexes that underwent the major capital upgrade.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Grand StreetSpeculative

    The complex might benefit from the secured operational viability as affordable housing following the capital upgrade.

  • Corliss ParkSpeculative

    The complex might benefit from the secured operational viability as affordable housing following the capital upgrade.

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