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A Bright Idea: Eastchester Heights, Bronx rental complex, to install solar panels

All images of Eastchester Heights via Taconic Management Company All images of Eastchester Heights via Taconic Management Company
Earlier this spring, the New York City Council passed legislation requiring existing buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2030 or face stiff financial penalties. Some building owners panicked, but Taconic Investment Partners and Clarion Partners LLC sprang into action—they arranged to install 917 kilowatts of solar photovoltaic panels at Eastchester Heights, the flagship Quality Communities property in the Bronx. Upon completion, the move is expected to produce over 1.1 million kilowatt hours of clean electricity.
3480-Seymour-Avenue-2 Apartment interiors
In addition to future savings on energy bills thanks to solar power, current amenities at Eastchester Heights include newly renovated laundry rooms, a new playground and basketball court, and on-site services like childcare, life coaching, job training, and financial advice. Apartments have recently been refurbishes with new kitchen appliances, new bathroom fixtures, and new hardwood floors. There are currently 16 availabilities ranging from $1,195/month studios to $1,995/month three-bedrooms.
Eastchester Heights is the first property where Taconic Investment Partners has incorporated solar panels, but it is not expected to be the last. The developer is exploring future opportunities for other New York City projects, which include luxury rental 525W52 in Hell’s Kitchen and condominium 242 Broome Street in Essex Crossing, among others.
3480-Seymour-Avenue-3 Google Earth aerial map of Eastchester Heights

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