WatchHouse, a London-based specialty coffee roastery and café, has opened its first United States location at 660 Fifth Avenue, a recently renovated 39-story commercial tower in Midtown, Manhattan. The coffee shop recently signed a lease for approximately 1,500 square feet on the ground floor. The building is located West 52nd and 53rd Streets and was formerly addressed as 666 Fifth Avenue.
Institutional investment fund sponsor Foss & Company and environmental nonprofit Scenic Hudson have closed on a former manufacturing facility at 58 Parker Avenue and 164 Garden Street in Poughkeepsie. This historic tax credit project will see an extensive renovation and reinvention for five interconnected Standard Gage manufacturing buildings, which have been vacant since the company’s departure from the area in 2002.
Broadview at Purchase College, a retirement community located at 100 Broadview Avenue in Purchase, Westchester County, celebrated its grand opening this week. The community, which is situated on the grounds of the State University of New York’s Westchester Campus, features 174 senior residential apartments and 46 single-family homes, and caters to a wide range of resident needs while also addressing affordability through designated income-based residences.
Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced the completion of The Renaissance at Lincoln Park, a $96 million affordable housing development located at 521 Pine Brook Road in New Rochelle. The project will boast 179 mixed-income apartments and 356 parking spaces.
