Sendero Verde B

Sendero Verde B is the first phase of a permanently affordable passive house development in East Harlem. This first phase will include 360 units of affordable housing for households ranging from very low to moderate income, including 36 apartments specifically set aside for formerly homeless tenants. The Puerto Rican Organization to Motivate, Enlighten and Serve Addicts, Inc. will provide on-site tenant services. Sendero Verde B will also provide approximately 12,000 square feet for a Union Settlement Association community center for seniors and youth, an approximately 50,000 SF for a school facility, an 11,500 SF garden designed by Greenthumb Community Gardens to be conveyed to the City of New York upon completion, and a publicly accessible elevated courtyard with a variety of active and passive recreation spaces.

Developer: L+M Development Partners and Jonathan Rose Companies
Architect: Handel Architects
Contractor: L&M Builders Group LLC
Number of Units: 700
Financing: HDC/HPD/Bank of America, N.A.

Press

“Five Affordable Housing Developments Shaping New York City,” Urban Land
2023 Affordable Housing Finance Reader’s Choice Award Finalist
“Sendero Verde Phase One Completes Construction at 60 East 112th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan,” New York YIMBY
“Why new apartment buildings should adopt ancient cooling techniques,” Fast Company
“Sendero Verde’s 34-Story Second Phase Progresses At 50 East 112th Street In East Harlem, Manhattan,” New York YIMBY
“Affordable Housing Pushes On,” Multi-Housing News
Steven Winter Associates, Inc. Construction Tour of Sendero Verde
Affordable Housing Development Sendero Verde Wins American Architecture Award
Sendero Verde wins award from Connecticut Green Building Council
“New-Generation Tools Redefine Energy Efficiency,” Multi-Housing News
“Phase One of the 100% Affordable Housing Development Sendero Verde Tops Out in Harlem,” New York YIMBY
“JV closes on $223M loan for affordable East Harlem development,” Real Estate Weekly
Development Structure of Sendero Verde Praised in Urban Land Institute Report
“Announcing the Winners of the 2019 AN Best of Design Awards,” The Architect’s Newspaper