Real Estate

Construction Approved For Town Of Hempstead Apartment Complex

The building is expected to have 23 apartments with a portion set aside as affordable housing.

The Town of Hempstead IDA approves incentives to build an apartment building in Oceanside.
The Town of Hempstead IDA approves incentives to build an apartment building in Oceanside. (Google Maps)

OCEANSIDE, NY — An apartment complex has been approved by the Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency (IDA). A 23-unit transit-oriented building is planned for Oceanside, the IDA said in a news release.

The developer, S&S Atlantic Realty, was granted the economic incentives to begin construction on a vacant 1.2-acre lot at 418 Atlantic Ave.

The $5.1 million project will consist of 22 two-bedroom apartments and a single-bedroom unit. Additionally, 10 percent of all units will be deemed affordable workforce housing.

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It is within one-half mile from the Oceanside and East Rockaway Long Island Railroad stations.

"High-quality rental housing is in short supply in Oceanside. This project presents a compelling opportunity to provide quality, transit-oriented, for-rent housing to an underserved community while bringing in new revenues to taxing jurisdictions," Fred Parola, CEO of the IDA, said in a statement.

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Property taxes on the vacant site, now $52,166, will rise to $275,000 over the 15-year life of the PILOT(Payment in Lieu of Taxes) agreement.


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