An LLC, led by Steven Schnall, has filed applications for six-story, 14-unit mixed-use building measuring nearly 12,000 square feet at 1980 Amsterdam Avenue, in southern Washington Heights. Steven Schneider, of Schneider Associates, is designing, and the existing dilapidated three-story structure must first be demolished.
HAP Investment Developers has been very active across Upper Manhattan, developing small and medium-sized buildings across from East Harlem to Washington Heights (plus a skyscraper in Jersey City, for good measure). Now, during the Great Dummy Permit Filing Frenzy…
Washington Heights was densely built out during the pre-war period, and didn’t experience anywhere near the abandonment of the urbanistically similar South Bronx, so there aren’t many holes in the urban fabric for 21st century development. But…
YIMBY took the A train uptown yesterday afternoon to check out the progress at 2142 Amsterdam Avenue, a supportive housing project by the Community League of the Heights that’s nearing completion. The Washington Heights building was designed…
The first permits are up for a new residential building at 444 West 163rd Street, in Washington Heights. The Lantern Organization is developing the site, and the firm’s website has a glimpse at renderings. Urban…
