Fort Greene now has a new 11-story transitional housing facility aimed at helping some of New York City's most vulnerable families.

The Fort Greene Family Center, developed by Westhab in partnership with Slate Property Group and NYC Department of Homeless Services, offers 105 units for families with children, along with on-site services and amenities designed to support long-term stability.

The $73 million development, designed by Aufgang Architects, is built on the site of the long-abandoned St. Michael-St. Edward Church. The building includes a children’s playground, community space and energy-efficient, all-electric systems that meet Enterprise Green Communities standards.

"This beautiful new residence exemplifies our commitment to providing not just shelter, but a thoughtful, s

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