Revealed: Former Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Site to Get Playful ODA-Designed Condo
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“Sister City” from the Ace hotel people on the bowery. On a side note the amount of retail vacancies was pretty stunning, the landlords must be expecting demand to go up when this hotel opens.
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All the buildings on the northeast corner of 34th and 8th have now been demo’d
This is one of the buildings seemingly going up between the hotel at 261 w 34th and whatever will go up directly on the corner
As said, the corner lot is now vacant and we await to see what rises here:
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I’ll take that. It’s a massive improvement over the junk that was there. I wouldn’t be surprised if the new building is redeveloped in 20 years in Vornado can obtain that horrible McD on 8th.
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fifty stories of luxury rentals in Hell’s Kitchen?
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Great news. This should happen on all the NYCHA parking lots and city-owned vacant sites.
50 floors sounds entirely reasonable given the housing shortage and NYCHA need for cash.
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My biggest target for replacement (besides the seemingly eternal 375 Pearl) is this awful Mini Storage building on the High Line with its tacky sign. It’s a huge lot too. Surely it’s only a matter of time right?
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Took this shot today but unsure of whats going on here. I forgot name. This was from Union City.
There’s a empty parcel, looks like site is cleared. Another apartment complex.
nyc13 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
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well, this is… something…
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Spotted a nice low rise u/c.
Pics by me.
20181116_112523 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
20181116_112537 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
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Pics by me. Taken today. I can’t find the thread for this. IDK if we have one. Address on work permit is not coming up in search.
20181116_113618 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
20181116_113613 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
20181116_113628 by Christopher Estevez, on Flickr
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Look Brooklyn can have nice things. This used to be an empty lot.
Bonus: This is 363 Grand Avenue, the oldest apartment building in Brooklyn.
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awesome Tec!
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