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Affordable housing fund pays $110M for Hell’s Kitchen building

An affordable housing fund has purchased a building in Hell’s Kitchen for $110 million, according to city records published today.

HP Polyclinic Housing Development Fund, a New York-based nonprofit, purchased a residential building at 335 W. 50th Street on Oct. 4 for $110.25 million. The purchase also included the address 363 W. 50th Street.

The purchase was backed by a HUD-insured mortgage of $93 million that was obtained through Walker & Dunlop, according to public records. The “Polyclinic Apartments” are a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) project.

The building was purchased from DVL Inc, a real estate commercial and finance company based in Midtown. DVL did not respond to requests for comment as of press time.

The 16-story building in Hell’s Kitchen was built in 1965 and has 145 rental units.

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