Staten Island Homeport (Stapleton waterfront, post-Navy)

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Staten Island Homeport is a redeveloped former U.S. Navy base on the Stapleton waterfront that the City of New York has transformed into a mixed-use waterfront district with residential, commercial, and recreational uses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mixed-use waterfront district
redeveloped military base
urban redevelopment project
adjacentTo Bay Street
Stapleton neighborhood core
category Former military installations in New York City
Neighborhoods in Staten Island
Redeveloped waterfronts in the United States
country United States of America
developmentStatus partially built-out mixed-use district
developmentType mixed-use development
formerName Homeport at Stapleton
formerUse U.S. Navy base
naval homeport
hasFeature harbor views
maritime infrastructure
piers and bulkheads
public open space
waterfront esplanade
hasUse commercial
recreational
residential
landUse open space and parks
residential buildings
restaurant and entertainment uses
retail space
locatedInAdministrativeEntity New York City
New York State
Staten Island
location Stapleton, Staten Island, New York City
near St. George, Staten Island
Tompkinsville, Staten Island
neighborhood Stapleton
owner City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOf Stapleton waterfront
partOfPlanningInitiative New York City waterfront redevelopment
Staten Island North Shore revitalization
previousOperator United States Navy
redevelopedBy City of New York
linked to: New York City
redevelopmentPurpose economic development
housing creation
public access to waterfront
waterfront revitalization
transportConnection Staten Island Railway Stapleton station
local Staten Island bus routes
waterbody Upper New York Bay
zoning waterfront mixed-use

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City of New York owns Staten Island Homeport (Stapleton waterfront, post-Navy)