northwest of East New York, while Brownsville is to the west and Canarsie is to the southwest. Jamaica Bay and the Shirley Chisholm State Park are located on the southern shore, while Woodhaven, Ozone Park, and Howard Beach in Queens are located to the east. Land use East New York consists of mixed properties but primarily semi-detached homes, two-to-four family houses, and multi-unit apartment buildings, including condominiums and co-ops. The total land area is one square mile. The area is also home to the East Brooklyn Industrial Park. The 44-block industrial park was established in 1980 by the New York City Public Development Corporation in East New York's northwest quadrant. It is bounded by Atlantic Avenue, Sheffield Avenue, Sutter Avenue and Powell Street. NYCHA Public Housing Developments Public housing developments of various type and a smaller number of tenements populate the area. There are eleven New York City Housing Authority developments located in East New York. Cypress Hills Houses; fifteen 7-story buildings. East New York City Line; thirty-three 3-story buildings. Long Island Baptist Houses; four, 6-story rehabilitated tenement buildings. Louis Heaton Pink Houses; twenty-two 8-story buildings. Unity Plaza (Sites 4, 5A, 6, 7, 11, 12, 27); five 6-story buildings. Unity Plaza (Sites 17, 24, 25A); three buildings 6 stories tall. Vandalia Avenue; two 10-story buildings. NYCHA Converted RAD PACT Section 8 Developments Since Dec. 28th, 2021 Boulevard Houses was the first of 11 developments to be built in the area. Built in 1950, it includes eighteen buildings, 6 and 14 stories tall. Belmont-Sutter Area; 3 Buildings With A Total Of 72 Apartment Units Fiorentino Plaza; eight 4-story buildings. Linden Houses; nineteen buildings, 8 and 14 stories. Pennsylvania Avenue-Wortman Avenue; three buildings, 8 and 16 stories tall. NYCHA Converted Section 8 RAD Developments Since 2016, New York City Housing Authority began to convert some of their developments into the RAD PACT Section 8 Management with Public–private partnership leases with private real estate developers and companies to help manage the properties as well as to get the capital needs and funding to make the necessary repairs and to maintain them properly. Several of the public housing developments in East New York have been switched to this program as of Dec. 28th, 2021 along with providing social service providers on their sites to cater to the needs of their local residents, which is nearly half of the East New York NYCHA developments being