Residents at the NYCHA Hylan Houses development are one week away from learning the outcome of a vote that will determine the future of their housing development.

The vote comes after NYCHA says the building has an estimated 20-year capital need of nearly $90 million to maintain it.

Residents were given three options: to remain in Section 9 housing, to join the Public Housing Preservation Trust (which would allow for repairs through a third-party partner), or to become part of the PACT (Permanent Affordability Commitment Together) program, which would unlock federal funding for repairs.

A minimum of 20% of all heads of household must participate in the vote for it to be considered valid and binding.

The votes will be released on Dec. 20.