New affordable housing to be constructed in Central Islip and Port Jefferson
The $15 million project will bring 96 units and commercial space to Carleton Avenue.
•
Mar 19, 2025, 4:19 PM
•
Updated 3 hr ago
Share:
More Stories
1:18
Island Harvest delivering thousands of meals to food pantries throughout LI
17m ago
Police: Dix Hills man arrested in fatal shooting of father
1h ago0:45
Business donates new roof to VFW in Rocky Point
2h ago0:19
DoorDash service expands to 37 grocery stores in Nassau and Suffolk
3h ago2:01
Parents claim Patchogue-Medford School District didn't protect their kids from years of bullying
3h ago2:10
Mascot Madness! Ram-bo of Farmingdale State College aims for victory
8h ago1:18
Island Harvest delivering thousands of meals to food pantries throughout LI
17m agoPolice: Dix Hills man arrested in fatal shooting of father
1h ago0:45
Business donates new roof to VFW in Rocky Point
2h ago0:19
DoorDash service expands to 37 grocery stores in Nassau and Suffolk
3h ago2:01
Parents claim Patchogue-Medford School District didn't protect their kids from years of bullying
3h ago2:10
Mascot Madness! Ram-bo of Farmingdale State College aims for victory
8h agoConstruction for affordable housing is expected to begin this summer in Central Islip, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office.
The $15 million project will bring 96 units and commercial space to Carleton Avenue.
Another $9 million project will create a 53-unit housing development on Main Street in Port Jefferson.
Officials say a lottery will determine who gets to move in.
Construction for both developments is expected to end in spring 2027.
More from News 12
Police: Dix Hills man arrested in fatal shooting of father
2:08
Mostly sunny skies and calm winds on Long Island
2:01
Parents claim Patchogue-Medford School District didn't protect their kids from years of bullying
0:45
Business donates new roof to VFW in Rocky Point
1:18
Island Harvest delivering thousands of meals to food pantries throughout LI
0:19