Governor Hochul Unveils New 71-Unit Affordable Housing Development in Brooklyn

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of The Rise, a $50 million affordable and supportive housing development in Brooklyn’s Brownsville neighborhood. This seven-story building features 71 units, including 47 supportive apartments aimed at formerly incarcerated individuals and their families, alongside a community hub and rooftop farm. The project is part of the Vital Brooklyn Initiative, which targets social, economic, and health disparities in the area. With apartments available for households earning up to 60% of the Area Median Income, The Rise also offers on-site support services and community programming, such as job training and wellness support. The project emphasizes sustainability, featuring energy-efficient technologies. It aligns with Hochul’s broader housing agenda, aiming to create or preserve 100,000 affordable homes statewide.

Governor Hochul Unveils New 71-Unit Affordable Housing Development in Brooklyn

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