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Hudson Mosaic development at 388 Hudson Street advances with focus on housing services

The proposed project at 388 Hudson Street is expected to affect housing availability and local infrastructure needs for Greenwich Village residents.

By Greenwich Village Policy Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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The city selected Camber Property Group along with Services for the UnderServed and Essence Development in December 2025 to develop the Hudson Mosaic project at 388 Hudson Street in Greenwich Village. The plan calls for a 31-story building reaching around 400 feet, which would be the tallest structure in the neighborhood and would include roughly 280 homes.

Project scope and timing

Advocates in Greenwich Village have raised concerns because Camber Property Group appears on Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ list of the city’s worst landlords. The announcement occurred in the final weeks of the Adams administration. The development is intended to deliver affordable housing units, which directly relates to local housing services and the physical infrastructure required to support additional residents.

Construction of a building of this scale would involve work on foundations, utilities connections and street-level access along Hudson Street. These elements tie into broader infrastructure considerations such as water, sewer and transit capacity in the immediate area.

Effects on residents and services

For Greenwich Village residents, the addition of roughly 280 homes could increase demand on existing neighborhood services including schools, health facilities and public transportation. The height and density of the structure would also change the local built environment along Hudson Street, affecting daylight, wind patterns and views for nearby properties.

Jobs associated with the project would include construction employment during the building phase and later roles in property management and maintenance once the homes are occupied. These positions would be located within Greenwich Village and could provide work opportunities for people living in the neighborhood.

Next steps for the Hudson Mosaic project will be determined by city agencies reviewing the proposal and responding to community input already submitted by Greenwich Village advocates. No further dates have been announced in the available records.

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