Just before New Year’s Eve, the Salvation Army filed plans for 11 stories of affordable senior housing and community facilities at the corner of East 125th Street and Third Avenue in East Harlem.
Last Fall, YIMBY revealed renderings of the ODA-designed 32-story, 682-unit mixed-use building planned at 1800 Park Avenue, in East Harlem. Excavation is currently underway, but now its developer, Continuum Company, is planning to sell the development site, according to the New York Post. The property, located at the Harlem-125th Street stop on Metro North and the 4, 5 and 6 subways, is expected to go for $150 million. Current plans also include 80,000 square feet of retail space.
Construction is well underway to restore and expand the formerly burnt-out seven-story building at 92 Morningside Avenue, in central Harlem, to 10 stories and 75 market-rate rental units. The building, three blocks away from the 125th Street stop serviced by the A, B, C and D trains, appears to be topped-out, according to Harlem+Bespoke. Renaissance Realty Group is developing. ND Architecture & Design is designing, and the project will probably be finished by 2016.
Façade installation is steadily progressing on 1440 Amsterdam Avenue, a 28-story residential building in West Harlem, Manhattan. Designed by Gluck+ and developed by Grid Group and Artimus, the 288-foot-tall structure will span 389,704 square feet and yield 490 rental units with an average scope of 753 square feet, as well as 10,998 square feet of commercial space, a 9,557-square-foot community facility, a cellar level, and 273 enclosed parking spaces. The property is located on an interior lot between West 129th Street and West 133rd Streets.
Construction is wrapping up on 2371 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, an 11-story residential building in Harlem, Manhattan. Designed by ARC Architecture and Design Studio and developed by TCX Development, the 8,300-square-foot structure will yield 12 rental units with an average scope of 692 square feet. The property is alternately addressed as 2371 Eighth Avenue and located on a formerly vacant interior lot between West 127th and West 128th Streets.