Despite improvements in recent years, parts of Upper Manhattan are still smattered with vacant lots, but yet another will soon be turned into an actual building. Permits were filed today for a 7-story residential structure at 17 Convent Avenue, on the southeast corner of Convent and 128th Street, just to the south of City College.
The block of West 132nd Street between Fifth Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard, like many in Harlem, has a few holes in it, left behind from the city’s dark years of abandonment. One by one, however,…
In December of last year, an LLC going by Terrace on the Park picked up a development site at 1399 Park Avenue, taking up the full block face between East 103rd and East 104th streets, in…
Vacant since Hurricane Sandy hit, Draper Hall – a former nurses’ dormitory in East Harlem – is set for an affordable housing makeover. The white glazed brick postwar tower at 1918 First Avenue, beside FDR…
Back in July, YIMBY posted about an application filed for a new 10-story building at 2211 Third Avenue, located on the corner of 121st Street, on behalf of HAP Investment Developers. Now, we have the reveal for the…
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