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Community Recovery Houses: the 2010 three-property residential transfer

NYC’s ACRIS index lists deeds dated November 16, 2010 from Educational Alliance to Community Recovery Houses Housing Development Fund for 190 Stanton…

Place190 Stanton Street, 315 Second Avenue and 255 East Broadway, Manhattan, New York City
Claim period2010-11-16 – 2010-11-24
Source record8 inspected references

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What the evidence establishes

CLAIM 01

NYC’s ACRIS index lists deeds dated November 16, 2010 from Educational Alliance to Community Recovery Houses Housing Development Fund for 190 Stanton Street, 315 Second Avenue and 255 East Broadway, recorded on November 24, 2010.

Scope: 190 Stanton Street, 315 Second Avenue and 255 East Broadway, Manhattan, New York City · 2010-11-16 – 2010-11-24

Assessment: SUPPORTED

Exact document-ID joins connect date/type records, three Manhattan parcels and party names; the official DEED control code resolves seller/buyer roles. The financial note separately supports a coherent three-site acquisition rather than three independent collection events.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: This is a claim about the official index. It is not a current title opinion, complete legal-instrument reading, price determination or independently established first day of program occupancy.

Limits and open questions

This is a claim about the official index. It is not a current title opinion, complete legal-instrument reading, price determination or independently established first day of program occupancy.

The DOF index lists Educational Alliance and Community Recovery Houses HDFC on the three deeds. The provider financial note describes CAI acquisition followed by title/mortgage transfer to its HDFC. The precise legal sequence and conditions were not established from the underlying instruments.

The current directory lists 15 beds; the older project sheet describes 12 shared rooms for 24 residents. The evidence does not establish whether this reflects a capacity change, different program scope or an error.

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