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Concern Bergen: June 2017 opening ceremony and the limits of later inventory and waitlist counts

Concern for Independent Living celebrated Concern Bergen’s opening in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on June 30, 2017. The architect and Supportive Housing…

Place1552 Bergen Street, Crown Heights, Brooklyn

Claim period2016-01-01 – 2017-07-10

Source record6 inspected references

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What the evidence establishes

CLAIM 01

Concern for Independent Living celebrated Concern Bergen’s opening in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on June 30, 2017. The architect and Supportive Housing Network described 90 apartments: 55 supportive studios and 35 other affordable apartments.

Scope: 1552 Bergen Street, Crown Heights, Brooklyn · 2017-06-30 – 2017-06-30

Assessment: SUPPORTED

The event day is explicit in two participant bodies and consistent with the dated Senate account. The later advertisement independently establishes the address without replacing the event-period unit description.

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

What is not established: These are participant descriptions, not independent occupancy audits. The 2016 inventory field is not the ceremony day; the undated waitlist is only a subset, and no staff-unit reconciliation is inferred.

Limits and open questions

These are participant descriptions, not independent occupancy audits. The 2016 inventory field is not the ceremony day; the undated waitlist is only a subset, and no staff-unit reconciliation is inferred.

The operator reports a 2016 completion year while the inspected ceremony accounts identify June 2017. The later undated 32-unit waitlist does not establish a changed building total. No exact first occupancy or final staff-unit schedule was inspected.

Original sources

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Dattner reports Concern Bergen ribbon cuttingDattner Architects · 2017-07-05
The architect dates the ceremony and describes the apartment categories.
HCR-hosted Concern Bergen waitlist advertisementNew York State Homes and Community Renewal · Date not established
The undated English advertisement provides the project address and a limited waitlist inventory.
Supportive Housing Network reports Concern Bergen openingSupportive Housing Network of New York · 2017-07-10
The participant report identifies the Crown Heights ceremony and allocation.
Senator Montgomery reports Concern Bergen openingNew York State Senate · 2017-06-30
The elected participant’s article marks the opening of the named development.
Concern Housing development inventoryConcern Housing · Date not established
The current undated inventory includes a St. James Terrace completion-year field.
Senate supportive-housing article indexNew York State Senate · Date not established
The index links the June 2017 Concern Bergen event article.

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Concern Bergen: June 2017 opening ceremony and the limits of later inventory and waitlist counts

What the evidence establishes

Concern for Independent Living celebrated Concern Bergen’s opening in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on June 30, 2017. The architect and Supportive Housing Network described 90 apartments: 55 supportive studios and 35 other affordable apartments.

Limits and open questions

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