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Just Home supportive housing project not moving to Brooklyn — at least not yet

By Emily Swanson

Posted on December 31, 2025

Just Home, the supportive housing project on the Jacobi Medical Center campus for people leaving incarceration with major medical illnesses, may not be getting a new home after all.

The project will not be moved to Brooklyn despite the Adams administration’s promise to relocate it before his term expired, outgoing Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro confirmed to the Bronx Times on Dec. 29.

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Just Home supportive housing project not moving to Brooklyn — at least not yet

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