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Affordable Residential Projects Announced for Clason Point and Concourse Village, The Bronx

November 23, 2025

Plans have been announced for two 100-percent affordable housing projects in The Bronx at 1810 Randall Avenue in Clason Point and 860 Village Concourse East in Concourse Village. Designed by Aufgang Architects, the buildings will yield a combined 446 units.

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