344 E 28th Street
Complete Rehabilitation with Monadnock Construction Inc.
In partnership with Monadnock Construction Inc., we successfully completed the full rehabilitation of an affordable housing building, delivering a safer, more modern, and energy-efficient living environment for residents. The comprehensive scope of work included interior upgrades, system-wide mechanical, electrical, and plumbing improvements, as well as accessibility and sustainability enhancements.
Beyond the physical transformation, this project was defined by meaningful engagement with the community. We built strong, lasting relationships with the tenants—particularly with the Tenant Association Board of Directors—through open communication, collaboration, and shared commitment to the long-term success of the building and its residents.
344 E 28th Street, Manhattan
Collaboration was key to the successful completion of this affordable housing rehabilitation project. Working alongside Monadnock Construction Inc. and a team of dedicated subcontractors, we created a strong sense of synergy, aligning efforts for the benefit of our partners and the community.
In addition to managing day-to-day progress, we provided comprehensive oversight—supervising inspections, coordinating emergency repairs, and actively participating in design meetings to ensure quality, compliance, and efficiency at every stage. This unified approach was essential in delivering a high-quality, resident-focused result that strengthened relationships with tenants and the Tenant Association Board.
Collaboration and Oversight
We’re proud to announce the successful completion of this affordable housing rehabilitation project in 2023. Thanks to our team’s outstanding performance and close collaboration with Monadnock Construction Inc. and all project partners, the work was completed on schedule and with no outstanding issues.
This achievement reflects our commitment to excellence, proactive project management, and dedication to both quality construction and resident satisfaction. The result is a fully rehabilitated, energy-efficient, and community-centered building that stands as a model for affordable housing redevelopment.
