Delivering housing that creates real opportunities
For over 40 years, BFC has developed and operated housing across New York — partnering with public agencies to create neighborhoods that last.
40 years of disciplined execution
Every number here represents a family housed, a block transformed, a community served.
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We don't leave when the building opens.
Our community engagement team works directly with residents, nonprofits, and neighborhood organizations — long after the doors open.
Transforming neighborhoods across New York.
West Brighton
Staten Island, NY
A comprehensive renovation of 585 affordable homes and community space across 16 buildings that keeps residents in place.
Essex Crossing
Manhattan, NY
The largest undeveloped city-owned sites in Manhattan transformed into 1,079 mixed-income homes — a landmark public-private partnership.
Coney Island
Brooklyn, NY
3 buildings. 1,242 apartments. $694M invested. Coney Island gets upgraded along Surf Avenue, in one of Brooklyn's most storied neighborhoods.
Towne Gardens South
Buffalo, NY
A model for affordable housing transformation rescuing 360 existing homes on a 24 acre site on Buffalo's historic East Side.
Bedford Union Armory
Brooklyn, NY
A century-old armory reimagined and expanded as a community center alongside 415 new homes, 250 of them affordable, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Bronx Commons
Bronx, New York
305 100% affordable homes and the 14,000 sq ft Bronx Music Hall — celebrating the South Bronx community that created hip-hop.
Empire Outlets
Staten Island, NY
New York City's first outlet mall — a major development and $350 million investment in Staten Island's North Shore.
McCarley Gardens
Buffalo, NY
A $57 million preservation project that renovated 149 affordable homes while keeping every family in place.
The Hargate
Manhattan, NY
A 101-year-old Harlem landmark preserved as affordable housing for the residents who call it home.
The Pearl
Staten Island, NY
The Pearl brings affordable homes to Staten Island's Stapleton waterfront, with half reserved for formerly unhoused seniors.
Jupiter 21
Manhattan, New York
A mixed-income East Village building — and a creative solution for the long-term residents who lived there.
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