Chelsea Beacon Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground in Manhattan
The Chelsea Beacon project, aimed at providing affordable housing for formerly incarcerated individuals and those with mental health needs, has officially broken ground in Manhattan. This redevelopment of the former Bayview Correctional Facility will create 131 affordable apartments and community space.
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