239 10th Avenue [Curbed]: Michael Shvo’s 12-story, eight-unit condo building planned for 239 10th Avenue — in West Chelsea — has been semi-revealed, and Peter Marino is designing. Dubbed The Getty, the building is expected to “be complete in about 18 months.”
605 West 42nd Street, rendering via Moinian Group
605 West 42nd Street [Real Estate Weekly]: The Moinian Group has topped-out their 60-story, 1,189 rental-unit mixed-use building at 605 West 42nd Street, on the Far West Side. 235 units will be affordable, and 939 units will be leased market rate; completion is expected in late 2015.”
49-27 31st Street [Brownstoner]: A 66,500 square-foot parcel — located at 49-27 31st Street, in Long Island City — has sold for $14 million, and contains 133,060 square feet of development potential. The site is currently home to a 43,000 square-foot, single-story warehouse.
93 Reade Street, rendering by WORKac
93 Reade Street [Curbed]: Knightsbridge Properties has plans to convert the existing five-story rental building — located at 93 Reade Street, in Tribeca — into four “high end condos.” The structure would receive a single-story addition, and a “total restoration of the original façade.” WORKac and CTS Group are designing.
11 Jane Street [The Real Deal]: Minskoff Equities has purchased a two-story parking garage structure at 11 Jane Street — in the West Village — for $26 million. The owner has not disclosed plans, but the property “could be converted into a mixed-use building with 41 apartments,” and contains 31,032 square feet of total building potential; redevelopment would need to trek through LPC approval.
200 Water Street, rendering by Aufgang Architects
200 Water Street [Curbed]: Megalith Capital Management and Urban Realty Partners are converting the existing four-story brick factory building — at 200 Water Street, in Dumbo — into a six-story, 15-unit condo building, and a teaser site has most recently been launched. Aufgang Architects is designing, and completion is expected in 2016.
215 Schermerhorn Street [Commercial Observer]: Developer Nicholas Cmmarato has placed the development site spanning 211-215 Schermerhorn Street — in Downtown Brooklyn — on the market for an undisclosed price. With the inclusionary housing bonus, the site yields 90,672 square feet of development potential.
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