New York State Seeks Developer for 150-Unit Utica Housing Project
New York State is looking for a developer to build a 150-unit affordable and supportive housing project in Utica.
Utica, NY, October 28, 2026 —
New York State is seeking a developer to build a 150-unit affordable and supportive housing project in Utica, according to the information provided about the project.
The proposal is described as combining affordable housing with supportive housing. The announcement summary does not identify the state agency leading the search, the specific site, or the process and deadline for selecting a developer. It also does not provide a projected construction schedule or a target date for residents to move in.
Details about how the 150 units would be allocated were not provided. The available information does not say how many units would be affordable at particular income levels, what supportive services would be offered, or who would be eligible to live in the development. No project budget, funding sources, or expected development costs were included.
The summary also does not state whether a developer has already been selected, whether the project has received approvals, or whether construction has begun. Those details were not available in the information provided.
For now, the stated plan is limited to the state seeking a developer for a 150-unit project in Utica. Further information about the site, selection process, affordability terms, supportive services and timeline was not included in the announcement summary.
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