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Another new residential project is on its way to East New York

Catholic Charities is planning a 155-unit development at 2367 Pacific Street

2367 Pacific Street in Brooklyn (Credit: Google Maps)
2367 Pacific Street in Brooklyn (Credit: Google Maps)

East New York is getting another new residential project, this one from Catholic Charities of Brooklyn & Queens.

The organization is planning to build a 73,000-square-foot building with 155 units at 2367 Pacific Street, according to plans filed with the city’s Department of Buildings on Thursday. It will stand eight stories and 80 feet tall.

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Catholic Charities did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The city rezoned East New York in 2016, and the neighborhood has seen a solid number of new projects since then, though not of the market-rate variety. These include a 2,100-unit affordable housing complex from Gotham Organization and New York’s Christian Cultural Center, a 218-unit housing complex from Pennrose Properties at 50 Pennsylvania Avenue and two hotels from Nehalkumar Gandhi at 51 and 55 Sheffield Avenue.

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