Manhattan · Morning

Seventy apartments are reserved for households moving out of shelter, while ten remain with existing residents.

Four Hell’s Kitchen buildings have completed a $54 million rehabilitation, preserving housing for existing tenants and adding apartments for people leaving shelter. The properties at 351–357 West 45th Street sit between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.

The work replaced roofs and structural beams, upgraded electric heating and added modern ventilation. Connected lower-level spaces provide shared offices and an exercise room, alongside wellness and employment resources.

Through city partnerships, 70 apartments will be leased for people currently living in shelters, with ongoing support for residents. A 35-year services contract and a 40-year housing agreement are intended to keep the development affordable over the long term.