The largest conversion in the country, the building will have 1320 units of which 330 will be offered at a percentage of area median income.
Plus progress on 25 Water, the larges conversion in history; Two Hands and Shion 69 Leonard building sold; a teetotaler's Tribeca.
There are a lot more to this list, but here are the latest, literally up and coming. / 5 comments
Plus work has started on the conversion of 25 Water; Brian Rideout at Patrick Parrish; touring six floors of art and design.
Plus a sneak peek at the renderings for 25 Water; Tsubame and its kaiseki-inspired menu; the art of Willa Nasatir. / 1 comment
Plus two huge conversions coming for Broad Street; Tribeca, up and coming. / 1 comment
Plus an art consultant designs from the ground up; the country's largest conversion; a tale of one renter. / 1 comment
Plus a victim of the Halloween terrorist attack meets her rescuer; reimagining a classic loft; live/work designer style.
Plus relics dug up at 250 Water; Wagner Hotel declares bankruptcy; loud music in the neighborhood on a Sunday. / 2 comments
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