NEW YORK CITY—City officials announced on Friday that a joint venture of Larchmont, NY-based L+M Development Partners and Type A Projects of New York City has been selected to develop a massive housing development in the South Bronx called Bronx Point that will also include a hip-hop museum.
Officials with the New York City Economic Development Corp. and city departments of Housing Preservation and Development and Parks and Recreation announced the selection of L+M and Type A Projects, a woman-owned emerging development firm. The project along the Harlem River waterfront was first introduced in July 2016 when the city issued requests for expressions of interest.
The two-phased Bronx Point waterfront development will include at full build-out up to 1,045 units of housing, a home for the Universal Hip-Hop Museum, a state-of-the-art multiplex theater, education space and a neighborhood food and beverage hall and incubator.
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