Permits have been filed for an eight-story residential building at 100 Lenox Road in Flatbush-Ditmas Park, Brooklyn. The site is four blocks away from the Parkside Avenue subway station, serviced by the Q trains and at the southeast corner of the Prospect Park subway station. Pulse Bedford Development will be responsible for the project.
Local Developer Samuel Eshaghoff has announced the completion of 710-714 Wortman Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn. The property comes to market as two adjoined two-family homes, for a total of four units.
Progress at 77 Greenwich Street has hit another milestone, with the tower crane now rising on-site. Located in Lower Manhattan between Trinity Place, Greenwich Street, Rector Street, and Edgar Street, the FX Collaborative-designed tower is set to rise 500 feet to its rooftop, and also has an address of 42 Trinity Place. Inside, 90 condominiums will be situated atop a podium containing a grade school and retail space. The 40-story project is being developed by Trinity Place Holdings.
Back in January of 2017, construction at 685 First Avenue had just reached the fifth floor. In just under two years, the tower and façade have topped out, sales have launched, and completion is expected by the end of the year. Sheldon Solow’s Solow Building Company is developing the 42-story minimalist Murray Hill skyscraper.
A recent zoning amendment proposal for 41 Summit Street could result in the development of a new residential property in a quiet corner of Brooklyn known as the Columbia Street Waterfront District. As one of Brooklyn’s smallest neighborhoods, the area has not witnessed any major new developments compared to the surrounding Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, and Cobble Hill communities.
