Permits have been filed for a five-story residential building at 41 Goodwin Place, in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The site sits is three blocks away from the Gates Avenue subway station, which offers service on the J, M, and Z trains. An anonymous LLC will be responsible for the development.
The blocks of Midtown West feature some of the largest new developments of any neighborhood in the Five Boroughs, with the Moinian Group’s Sky containing the most apartments of any tower in the city, with over 1,100 in all. But just a few blocks to the northeast, the developer is nearing completion on a slightly smaller 164-unit building at 572 Eleventh Avenue, which will officially be named Oskar, and has now launched its teaser website.
Permits have been filed for a three-story residential building at 840 Morris Park Avenue, in the East Bronx. The lot sits adjacent to the Matthews Muliner Playground, and is eight blocks east and two blocks south of the Bronx Park East subway station, where service is offered on the 2 and 5 trains.
A new rendering has been revealed for the highly-anticipated Long Island College Hospital redevelopment, dubbed River Park. The final tower for the project, 5 River Park, located at 347 Henry Street, is slated to be a fully residential building. The structure will rise 15 stories and offer up 91,000 square feet of space. The lot is part of the larger project being developed by Fortis Property Group, and will spread across the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.
A proposal been submitted to the Landmarks Preservation Commission by PMA Architecture for 449 Convent Avenue, in Upper Manhattan. The site is currently occupied by the right-most unit of a group of six brownstones. This particular structure has been marred from fire damage and requires remediation. The proposed rehab of the structure would replace and update the lot with a 54-foot-tall, five-story building, rising 10 feet higher than its adjacent counterparts.
