New Photos Showcase One Domino Square at 5 South 5th Street In Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Leasing has launched for One Domino Square, a 55-story residential building nearing completion at 5 South 5th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed by Selldorf Architects and developed by Two Trees Management, the tower is located on the Domino Sugar Factory site and yields 398 units in studio to three-bedroom layouts, with 120 designated for affordable housing. The property is bound by South 5th Street to the south, Kent Avenue to the east, and River Street to the west.
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Design Team Unveiled For SPARC Life Science And Public Health Innovation Hub In Kips Bay, Manhattan
The New York City Economic Development Corporation announced Ennead Architects and Dattner Architects will design the new Science Park and Research Campus (SPARC) Kips Bay, Manhattan. The project plans to create a new life sciences hub located on Hunter College’s Brookdale Campus at First Avenue and East 25th Street.
Journal Square Urby Nears Completion At 575 Pavonia Avenue In Jersey City, New Jersey
Construction is nearing completion on Journal Square Urby, a 25-story residential tower at 575 Pavonia Avenue in Journal Square, Jersey City. Designed by HLW Architects and Concrete and developed by Ironstate Development, Panepinto Properties, and Kimmel, the 265-foot-tall structure will yield 317 units in studio to three-bedroom layouts and access to a public cafe through the lobby. Leasing for the property is set to commence in June.
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Milstein Properties Announces Five New Leases Totaling 460,000 Square Feet At 22 Vanderbilt In Midtown, Manhattan
Milstein Properties has announced the signing of five new leases totaling more than 460,000 square feet at 22 Vanderbilt in Midtown, Manhattan. The new leases will boost the occupancy of the recently renovated Class A office tower to 91 percent, leaving approximately 96,000 square feet vacant.
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Phase Two Of Marcus Garvey Extension Project Breaks Ground In Brownsville, Brooklyn
Construction has broken ground on phase two of the Marcus Garvey Affordable and Supportive Housing project in Brownsville, Brooklyn. The $204 million project is being executed in collaboration between Services for the UnderServed, the Osborne Association, and L+M Development Partners and will introduce 287 units across three buildings, with 143 units designated for supportive housing.
