Extell Files Plans For 22-Story Building at 2551 Broadway
Extell Development has filed plans to build a 22-story building at 2551 Broadway, at the southwest corner of 96th Street. This was first reported by
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50 West 66th Street Approved To Proceed
Onward and upward for the skyscraper slated to be built at 50 West 66th Street. As a result of a Board of Standards and Appeals
Retail Project at 70 West 93rd Street Making Progress
Stellar Management recently secured an $85.5 million loan to refinance their giant retail project at 70 West 93rd Street, Commercial Observer has reported.
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Extell Files Suit Against Non-Profit for Attempts to Stall Supertall Upper West Side Development
Extell filed a lawsuit on Christmas Eve against the non-profit City Club of New York for “secretively” continuing legal action against their contentious Upper West
Little Glass Building on 110th Street For Sale
A small, modern building with 3 floors, 3 free-market apartments and an office space has hit the market for $5.1 million. The mixed-use building, located
Vacant Lot on 88th Street Ready For Development
The Upper West Side has a rare, ready-to-develop vacant townhouse lot at 110 West 88th Street with broker Leslie Garfield. The lot is asking $2.85
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Retail Spaces at 2551-2555 Broadway, Former Gristedes, on Market
The ground floor retail spaces at 2551-2555 Broadway, the former Gristedes and future condo at the southwest corner of 96th Street, have been listed on
266 West 96th Street Renderings
Fetner Properties’ 266 West 96th Street recently received unanimous approval by Community Board 7’s land use committee. On December 3rd, the proposed development was reviewed
Extell Development in Contract To Buy NYIT Building
Gary Barnett’s Extell Development is in contract to buy NYIT’s Upper West Side building at 1855 Broadway for $90 million, The Real Deal recently reported.
200 Amsterdam Launches Sales
Sales have launched at 200 Amsterdam Avenue, Curbed first reported. SJP Properties and Mitsui Fudosan America, the developers behind the controversial tower, built to the
