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ROOSEVELT GARDENS
1455-1499 Grand Concourse
BRONX NY, 10452
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Website: http://www.krausinc.com/
Bedrooms Available: 4 Studio Units, 110 One Bedroom Units, 106 Two Bedroom Units, 71 Three Bedroom Units
Property Type: Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment - Family
Utilities Included: N/A
To apply: Visit the management office for the apartment.
Comment from Hello on 2018-02-08 04:15:32: My family lived there from about 1941 to 1958. There were workshops in the basement and flowers planted around the fountain,as well as other beds. There were 14 separate entrances. All visitors had to be announced to the tenant via the office. After the end of WW II, the workshops were made into doctors' offices. The rooms were large. the subway entrance was at the corner and Taft H.S. was a block away. 170th street was the shopping area. P.S. 64 was 3 blocks away.
Comment from Elaine on 2022-04-12 12:02:10: I was born and raised in Roosevelt Gardens and lived there from 1957 to 1967. We had a 3 bedroom apartment and I can remember every detail of it. We played out in the court and the moms would line up their chairs at the exit to the Grand Concourse so we could play and not run out into the street. It was a wonderful place to grow up and I was sad to leave it, but my parents said the building was starting to fall apart and the landlord (who the renters took to court numerous times) did nothing. He became notorious for what he let happen to that beautiful building - his name was Weinreb. It was landlords like him that destroyed the Bronx.
ROOSEVELT GARDENS, Bronx NY - Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment
BRONX NY, 10452
Contact Name:
Contact Phone:
Website: http://www.krausinc.com/
Bedrooms Available: 4 Studio Units, 110 One Bedroom Units, 106 Two Bedroom Units, 71 Three Bedroom Units
Property Type: Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment - Family
Utilities Included: N/A
To apply: Visit the management office for the apartment.
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Latest Reviews, Comments, Questions for ROOSEVELT GARDENS
Comment from Robert Lowenthal on 2014-12-15 21:11:39: this was my first place I lived back in 1947. Alot of Important people lived at The Roosvelt Gardens. our Apartment was in the N buildind N-22 5 rooms and we paided a monthly rent of 102.00. It was a great place at the time to grow up.Comment from Hello on 2018-02-08 04:15:32: My family lived there from about 1941 to 1958. There were workshops in the basement and flowers planted around the fountain,as well as other beds. There were 14 separate entrances. All visitors had to be announced to the tenant via the office. After the end of WW II, the workshops were made into doctors' offices. The rooms were large. the subway entrance was at the corner and Taft H.S. was a block away. 170th street was the shopping area. P.S. 64 was 3 blocks away.
Comment from Elaine on 2022-04-12 12:02:10: I was born and raised in Roosevelt Gardens and lived there from 1957 to 1967. We had a 3 bedroom apartment and I can remember every detail of it. We played out in the court and the moms would line up their chairs at the exit to the Grand Concourse so we could play and not run out into the street. It was a wonderful place to grow up and I was sad to leave it, but my parents said the building was starting to fall apart and the landlord (who the renters took to court numerous times) did nothing. He became notorious for what he let happen to that beautiful building - his name was Weinreb. It was landlords like him that destroyed the Bronx.
