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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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Rendering of Glenmore Manor Apartments

Glenmore Manor Tops Out At 97 Glenmore Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn

Construction has topped out on Glenmore Manor, a ten-story affordable housing development at 97 Glenmore Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Designed by Think! Architecture and Design and developed by the Glenmore Manor Apartments Managers LLC, a consortium of non-profit community developer African American Planning Commission Inc., affordable housing owner-developer and builder Lemle & Wolff Companies, and private real estate company Brisa Builders Development, the structure will yield 232 rental units for families earning up to 80 percent area median income, with a portion designated for formerly homeless families and low-income seniors. The project will also house a community facility called The B’Ville Hub and commercial space. The property is located on a formerly vacant L-shaped parcel bound by Glenmore Avenue to the south, Christopher Avenue to the east, and Mother Gaston Boulevard to the west.

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Housing Lottery Launches for 160 Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan

The affordable housing lottery has launched for the 160 Madison Avenue waitlist, which is filling current and future vacancies. There are five studios and one one-bedroom unit currently available. Built in 2015, One Sixty Madison is a 42-story residential building in Manhattan’s Midtown neighborhood. Designed by SLCE, and developed by JD Carlisle, the building has 319 units. Available on NYC Housing Connect are units for residents at 40 and 50 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $23,297 to $83,850.

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