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316 Rutledge Street Nears Topping Out in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Construction is nearing topping out on 316 Rutledge Street, a nine-story building in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed by Jay Architect & Engineering and developed by Abe Brach, the 110-foot-tall structure will span 42,225 square feet and yield 25,113 square feet of community facility space for philanthropic offices, as well as 17,112 square feet of commercial space and 47 enclosed parking spaces. The property is located on an interior lot between Broadway and Harrison Avenue.

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11 and 55 Gerry Street Wrap Up Construction in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn 

Construction is nearing completion on 11 and 55 Gerry Street, a two-building residential complex in the Broadway Triangle section of South Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed by Fischer + Makooi Architects and developed by Rabsky Group, the project consists of the ten-story 11 Gerry Street, which stands 105 feet tall, and the eight-story 55 Gerry Street, which stands 85 feet tall. Both structures span around 160,000 square feet and yield a combined 106 residential units. Both will also include ground-floor retail space and ambulatory diagnostic centers on their second stories. 11 and 55 Gerry Street are alternately addressed as 322-330 and 352 Wallabout Streets and occupy a trapezoidal plot bound by Harrison Avenue to the northeast, Wallabout Street to the northwest, Gerry Street to the southeast, and the confluence on Marcy and Union Avenues to the west.

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Permits Filed for 738 Greenwich Street in Manhattan’s West Village

Permits have been filed for a partial demolition of an existing four-story public parking garage and conversion and enlargement into a five-story building at 738 Greenwich Street in Manhattan’s West Village. Located between Perry Street and West 11th Street, the lot is closest to the Christopher Street-Stonewall subway station, serviced by the 1 train. Donnchadh Malone of Alf Naman Development is listed as the owner behind the applications.

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