Scheuer House of Flushing

138-52 Elder Ave, Flushing, Queens, NY 11355

TYPE

  • New Construction & Rehabilitation
  • 100% Affordable
  • 100% Senior

STATUS

  • Completed 1988 (New Construction) & 2008 (Rehabilitation)

POPULATION

  • Seniors 62 & Older
  • Earning up to 60% AMI
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

  • Scheuer House of Flushing (KIV) is the third building as part of Selfhelp’s Flushing Campus.
  • Completed a renovation in 2008 using HDC tax-exempt bond financing and LIHTC.
  • Lobby is connected to a 5,000-square-foot medical center, available to residents.
  • Has a large outdoor green space and shaded garden with seasonal flowerbeds, a fountain, and a tenant vegetable patch, shared with KII and KVII.
  • Selfhelp completed the buyout of the Limited Partner (Alden Torch) as part of the project’s nearing Year 15 in the tax credit program. As part of the buyout transaction on KIII, Alden Torch was willing to release KIV from its partnership.

PARTNERSHIP STRUCTURE

  • Selfhelp Realty Group Inc. 

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

  • Architect: CES Associates / Steven Steinberg (New Construction), David Lawrence Mammina Architect (Rehabilitation)
  • General Contractor: Ropal Construction Corporation (New Construction), DSA Services, Inc. (Rehabilitation)
  • Legal Counsel: Cannon Heyman & Weiss LLP
  • Consultants: Bright Power (Energy), Rockabill Consulting & Development LLC (Financial) (Rehabilitation)
  • Service Provider: Selfhelp Community Services, Inc.
  • Property Manager: Douglas Elliman Property Management

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