What the evidence establishes
CLAIM 01Community Access and project partners held a Baez Place grand-opening ceremony on March 11, 2026, according to the housing network’s event account.
Scope: Baez Place, 334 East 176th Street, Claremont, Bronx, New York City · 2026-03-11 – 2026-03-11
Assessment: SUPPORTEDThe event account explicitly supplies March 11; the state issued its completion announcement that day. The provider separately records a 2025 opening.
What is not established: The event account is sector reporting, not independent occupancy inspection. Final total/supportive counts remain unsettled across the retained sources.
CLAIM 02Community Access records 2025 as the opening year for Baez Place at 334 East 176th Street.
Scope: Baez Place, 334 East 176th Street, Claremont, Bronx, New York City · 2025-01-01 – 2025-12-31
Assessment: SUPPORTEDBoth provider formats explicitly state opened 2025; their shared origin is disclosed.
What is not established: No exact first occupancy day or extent of occupancy is supplied. The later 2026 ceremony and completion announcement do not replace this provider milestone.
CLAIM 03On August 10, 2022, the governor announced the start of construction on Baez Place in the Bronx, with plans for 154 apartments including 86 with support services.
Scope: Baez Place, 334 East 176th Street, Claremont, Bronx, New York City · 2022-08-10 – 2022-08-10
Assessment: SUPPORTEDThe dated original release explicitly announces commencement and the planned scope; the provider sheet supplies the matching street address.
What is not established: This establishes the announcement and proposed allocation, not a separately inspected first construction day or final apartment schedule.
Limits and open questions
The event account is sector reporting, not independent occupancy inspection. Final total/supportive counts remain unsettled across the retained sources.
No exact first occupancy day or extent of occupancy is supplied. The later 2026 ceremony and completion announcement do not replace this provider milestone.
This establishes the announcement and proposed allocation, not a separately inspected first construction day or final apartment schedule.
The state and provider use 154 total/86 supportive apartments; the network uses 153/90. The provider PDF uses an $80 million project cost while state releases use $86 million. No inspected source explains these differences, and no staff-unit reconciliation is invented.
The provider records a 2025 opening; March 11, 2026 is the ceremony and official completion announcement. Exact first occupancy and physical completion days remain unverified. The current directory also contains unrelated placeholder text, so the specific printed provider fields and linked sheet are the retained evidence.