Articles by Max Gillespie


156-166 Bowery Street, via Google Maps

Demolition Permits Re-Issued For 156-166 Bowery In Nolita, Manhattan

Permits have been re-issued for the demolition of seven buildings located at 156-166 Bowery in Nolita, Manhattan. According to previously issued permits, the parcel will be combined to construct a new seven-story commercial property on the site. Professional Engineer Robespierre Aristilde is listed as the applicant of record on demolition filings, while Perkins + Will Architects are listed as the architect of record for the new structure.

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442 East 119th Street, via Google Maps

Demolition Permits Filed For 442 and 444 East 119th Street In East Harlem, Manhattan

Permits have been filed for the demolition of adjoining buildings at 442 and 444 East 119th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan. Jieming Wang of Golani Development Group is listed as the owner behind the applications, with Ann Kowlessar-Amerali of Pop Top of NY Inc. as the filing representative. Plans for the new building to be constructed on the site have not yet been released.
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Photograph of 125 Park Avenue, via SL Green

TD Bank Expands Presence To 130,057 Square Feet at 125 Park Avenue In Midtown, Manhattan

SL Green Realty Corporation, Manhattan’s largest office landlord, recently announced the signing of a new 26,255-square-foot, ten-year lease with TD Bank at 125 Park Avenue in Midtown, Manhattan. The lease covers the entire eighth floor of the landmarked building. With this expansion, TD Bank now occupies a total of 130,057 square feet in the building, bringing 125 Park Avenue to 100 percent occupancy.

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Rendering of 30 Water Street, courtesy of WBP Development LLC

Affordable Housing Project Approved for 30 Water Street In Ossining, Westchester County

A new all-affordable apartment complex was recently approved for 30 Water Street in Ossining, Westchester County, on the former site of the Village Department of Public Works property. Developer WBP Development LLC received final approval for financial assistance from the Westchester County Industrial Development Agency on August 29. The $94 million project was designed to transform the former industrial site into a fully affordable housing development.

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