Financing · Brownsville

1546 East New York Avenue lands $50.3M

Webster Bank lent to the owner of a 95-unit affordable and supportive housing development in Brownsville that replaces a vacant police precinct and includes a ground-floor health clinic.

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Amount
$50.3M
Type
Financing
Date
Dec. 2025

1546 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Recorded in NYC property records.

Lender
Webster Bank, National Association
Borrower
1546 ENY Owner LLC
Borrower
1546 ENY Housing Development Fund Company Inc.
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The Deal at a Glance
  • Three mortgages from one lender, all dated the same day on the same two lots.
  • The state release describes a 95-unit development with 57 supportive apartments.
  • The project includes a ground-floor community health care facility.
  • The state release lists the developer as Xenolith Partners with Family Services Network of New York.

Overview

Webster Bank, National Association is the lender on three mortgages dated Dec. 19, 2025 on 1546 East New York Avenue, according to city property records. The borrowers are 1546 ENY Owner LLC and 1546 ENY Housing Development Fund Company Inc. The mortgages are recorded at $27,211,415, $19,537,620 and $3,507,063.

The loans cover two Brooklyn tax lots, Block 3489, Lots 121 and 130.

New York State Homes and Community Renewal announced in April 2026 the start of construction on a 95-unit housing development in Brownsville, including 57 supportive apartments, developed by Xenolith Partners, LLC with Family Services Network of New York, Inc. The state's release thanks Webster Bank for its partnership on the project. It describes a nearly 6,000-square-foot ground-floor community health care facility and says the project will replace a vacant police precinct.

The recorded loans give the financing structure behind an affordable and supportive housing project on a former police precinct site in Brownsville, which the state says has begun construction.

Parties Involved 4 recorded

Editorial monogram for Webster Bank, National Association — not an official logo.WB
Lender
Webster Bank, National Association
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as Party 2 on the ACRIS mortgages.

Editorial monogram for 1546 ENY Owner LLC — not an official logo.1E
Borrower
1546 ENY Owner LLC
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as Party 1 on the ACRIS mortgages.

Editorial monogram for 1546 ENY Housing Development Fund Company Inc. — not an official logo.1E
Borrower
1546 ENY Housing Development Fund Company Inc.
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as Party 1 on the ACRIS mortgages.

Editorial monogram for Xenolith Partners, LLC — not an official logo.XP
Developer
Xenolith Partners, LLC
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as developer in the HCR release.

Counts and combined values are computed from Hush Street’s own published Deal records only. “Combined” is the total value of the transactions a party appears on, not capital deployed by that party, and two parties on the same transaction each reflect its full amount. Not a career or market total.

Marks shown are Hush Street editorial monograms, generated from each party’s recorded name — not official company logos.

Property & Project

Address1546 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
NeighborhoodBrownsville
Property TypeResidential
Project Snapshot
Lebechi East
Address 1546 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Status Under Construction
Category Institutional / Civic — Affordable Supportive Housing With Community Health Clinic Nycha Transfer Of Assistance
Developer Xenolith Partners, LLC
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Sources & Recordsverification, citations & data notes
Verification
Verified — Primary Source
Sources
  1. ACRIS mortgage — NYC ACRIS
  2. ACRIS mortgage — NYC ACRIS
  3. ACRIS mortgage — NYC ACRIS
  4. Governor Hochul announces start of construction — NY HCR
Amount
Three recorded mortgages from Webster Bank: $27,211,415, $19,537,620 and $3,507,063. The combined figure is the sum of the three recorded documents.