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New senior affordable housing complex in the Bronx features greenhouse and vegetable garden

 A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday celebrated the completion of a new affordable housing complex for older New Yorkers in the Bronx.

The Arthur Avenue Apartments on East 179th Street in Belmont has over 170 units available for low-income and formerly homeless people ages 62 and older.

It also offers on-site social services and physician services as well as a greenhouse with a teaching kitchen and a working vegetable garden.

The $91 million project was the recipient of capital funding through the National Housing Trust Fund.

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