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Redevelopment of Emerson-Davis Residence in Broklyn to add supportive, affordable housing for families at risk

July 25, 2025

Construction is set to begin on a new 11-story residential building in Clinton Hill that will expand a unique housing model designed to help parents living with serious mental illness or substance use disorders reunify with their children.

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