Knickerbocker Village

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Knickerbocker Village is a historic middle-income apartment complex on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, notable as one of New York City’s early large-scale housing developments.

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instanceOf apartment complex
middle-income housing project
residential housing development
architect Buchman & Kahn NERFINISHED
borough Manhattan
boundedByStreet Catherine Street NERFINISHED
Cherry Street NERFINISHED
Market Street NERFINISHED
Monroe Street NERFINISHED
builtUnder New York State Housing Law of 1926 NERFINISHED
city New York City
constructionStartDate 1933
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Fred F. French Companies NERFINISHED
floorArea approximately 1,000,000 square feet
hasBuildingMaterial brick
hasDesignFeature interior courtyards
red-brick facades
uniform slab-style buildings
hasHistoricalSignificance early experiment in slum clearance and planned housing in New York City
hasLandUse residential
hasLegalIssue site of notable tenant-landlord disputes over rent and maintenance
hasNumberOfCourtyards 2
hasPopulationType middle-income residents
hasRentRegulationStatus rent-stabilized
hasTenantOrganization Knickerbocker Village Tenants Association NERFINISHED
hasZIPCode 10002
historicalEra Great Depression NERFINISHED
inception 1934
location Lower East Side, Manhattan, New York City NERFINISHED
neighborhood Lower East Side NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of New York City’s early large-scale housing developments
middle-income housing for working-class families
numberOfApartments 1590
numberOfBuildings 12
numberOfResidentialUnits 1590
numberOfStories 13
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openingDate 1934
ownedBy private landlord
partOf Manhattan Community District 3 NERFINISHED
publicTransit near East Broadway subway station
served by multiple MTA bus routes
replaced “Lung Block” tenement district NERFINISHED
state New York
streetAddress 10 Monroe Street NERFINISHED
20 Monroe Street NERFINISHED
30 Monroe Street NERFINISHED
40 Monroe Street

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Fred F. French Company developed Knickerbocker Village
Fred F. French notableWork Knickerbocker Village