The longtime L+M leaders will guide the company’s next chapter of growth, building on a 40-year track record and expanding its affordable and mixed-income housing platform across New York City and nationwide.
The Miramar was highlighted for its exceptional design, architectural elements, and its significance as one of the first large-scale developments to come out of the 2018 Inwood rezoning. Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, Miramar includes retail spaces and a new home for The People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante.
Applications are being accepted through September 25 for more than 190 affordable studio-, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments.
Highlighted in Oculus, L+M’s PACT partnerships at Baychester Houses and Edenwald Houses highlights how resident-centered PACT partnerships are modernizing public housing, strengthening long-term affordability, and building more resilient communities across New York City
Developed by L+M and Prusik Group, Target anchors the National Urban League Empowerment Center in Harlem demonstrating how retail and affordable housing drive new mixed-use partnerships.
Phase III will consist of two residential buildings delivering 273 affordable homes, with both buildings being built to passive house standards. This phase will also feature the construction of a one-acre public park, which will include a one-mile fitness loop, children’s play area, and residential courtyards.
A collaborative effort between the development team alongside the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the Housing Development Corporation (HDC), and NYC Health + Hospitals, this innovative partnership marks the first time that NYC Health + Hospitals is integrating one of its health care facilities within a residential building on hospital property.
During L+M Gives Back’s week of service, the team sorted more than 2,800 pounds of donated products.
Featured in TIME’s “A Portrait of America in 25 Buildings and Monuments,” Sendero Verde is recognized as a national model for affordable, sustainable housing that demonstrates how communities can address both the housing and climate crises simultaneously.
Part of the Brownfield Cleanup Program, Jasper is a mixed-use, mixed-income development in Long Island City and includes 499 apartments, with 150 apartments set aside as affordable. Jasper’s ground-floor commercial space is 100% leased, with retail tenants bringing dining, daily convenience, wellness, and childcare into one location.