What is Pro Property Reno Inc?

Full apartment unit turnarounds kitchens, baths, flooring, doors, paint. One contract, one point of contact, on schedule. NY tri-state and nationwide.

Renovated apartment kitchen with new wood cabinetry, stone countertop, subway tile backsplash and stainless appliances at 99 Fort Washington Avenue, Washington Heights

Our Work Manhattan Unit TurnaroundsOur Work / NYCHA PACT

Occupied Apartments. Renovated Around the People In Them.

Upper Manhattan — PPR's unit turnarounds inside the PACT Renaissance Collaborative, a 1,718-apartment rehabilitation completed in 2023.

99 Fort Washington Ave, Apt 1DD — kitchen, completed

Program scale — public record

1,718Apartments in program

41Buildings in program

15Sites in program

Program: PACT Renaissance Collaborative
Program Scale: 1,718 apartments · 41 buildings · 15 sites
PPR's Buildings: 99 Fort Washington Ave · PS 139 site · Washington Heights
PPR's Scope: Unit turnarounds — kitchens, baths, flooring, interior doors, paint
Occupancy: Tenant-in-place
Location: Upper Manhattan, NY
Program Structure: NYCHA PACT — units stay NYCHA-owned and permanently affordable
Program Completed: Summer 2023
Engaged As: Subcontractor to the GC

The Job

PACT Renaissance Collaborative covered 1,718 apartments across 41 buildings in Upper Manhattan. Under PACT, the units stay in NYCHA ownership and stay permanently affordable; residents keep paying thirty percent of income toward rent.

PPR was brought in by the GC to renovate apartments in the buildings assigned to us — including 99 Fort Washington Avenue — with residents living in place throughout.

PPR's Scope

Complete interior renovations, apartment by apartment:

New kitchens — cabinetry, appliances, counters
Rehabilitated bathrooms
New flooring
New interior doors
Paint throughout

Façades, roofs, elevators, HVAC and building systems were other trades' scope across the wider program. PPR's line ran through the apartment doors.

Washington Heights — PPR crew, unit renovation in progress

Renovation work underway inside an occupied apartment during the PACT Renaissance Collaborative project in Upper Manhattan — Washington Heights — PPR crew, unit renovation in progress

Renovating an Apartment Somebody Lives In

Every apartment PPR touched here was occupied. That changes the work: each turn is scheduled around a household that has nowhere else to be, the unit has to be livable again at the end of the day, and the finish has to match the one in the apartment down the hall.

Not fast. On time.

Those are different claims, and only one of them is worth anything to somebody handing you their building.

Renovated apartment bathroom with full tile surround, wall-mounted vanity and new fixtures, PACT Renaissance Collaborative — Renovated bathroom — completed

Renovated apartment bedroom with new plank flooring and closet doors, PACT Renaissance Collaborative — Apt S-3N — unit interior, completed

Residents stayed home. The work still got done on schedule.

Apartment buildings on Amsterdam Avenue during active renovation, Upper Manhattan — Upper Manhattan — active site

Occupied buildings. Finished on schedule.

If your units have people in them, that's the work we know.

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