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Port Jefferson is one step closer to its revitalization of “Upper Port” with Conifer Realty & Developers bringing its Port Jefferson Crossing apartments to the uptown.
Demolition day was April 12, and soon enough, building will begin at the property located at 1615 Main Street, directly across from the LIRR Port Jefferson station.
“We are extremely excited about the ground breaking for Conifer which will spearhead the revitalization of our uptown neighborhood,” said Mayor Margot Garant of Port Jefferson. “Ten years in planning to create a new Master Plan and work with statewide officials, agencies and funding authorities will soon be paying off. Thanks to all our partners who have made this possible.”
The project, which is planned to be affordable housing, is being erected at the site the formerly held the old Bada Bing restaurant and its neighboring decrepit buildings.
Watch the demolition here.
According to Conifer’s website, the $24 million project is a “podium-style three-story building” that will “offer residents a stylish and modern energy-efficient place to call home.”
Conifer says that the Port Jefferson Crossing apartments will feature “luxury vinyl plank flooring, energy-star-rated appliances, and fixtures, including a glass top range stove, dishwasher, and microwave.”
The building will also have a fitness center, smart card laundry center, a great Room, a “key fob access system,” and underground parking.
Other amenities and features will include an elevator, central air conditioning, energy-efficient doors and windows, 24-hour maintenance, and more.
Click here to see the full list of features and amenities.
The 45-unit residential workforce housing will be made up of both one bedroom, one bath, and two bedroom, one bath units.
The developer also offers handicap accessible options including mobility-impaired adapted units, as well as hearing and visually impaired adapted units.
Rents and additional details will be released closer to 2022, the company says.
Completion is expected in late summer 2022.
GreaterPortJeff reached out to Conifer Realty & Developers for comment and are waiting for a response.
Check back at greaterportjeff.com to stay updated on the Port Jefferson Crossing’s progress.
Scroll down to see photos of the future Port Jefferson Crossing building (credit: Conifer Realty & Developers).
Top: Exterior of the future Port Jefferson Crossing apartments coming in 2022. (Credit: Conifer Realty & Developers).
