Permits Filed For 12-Story Residential Building In Harlem
Permits have been filed for a 12-story residential building at 304 West 150th Street in Harlem reports New York Yimby. Continue reading
Central Park North Development In Harlem
New York Yimby reports that Central Park North doesn’t often see new developments, but now, new building applications have been filed for a vacant site at 145 West 110th Street, in Harlem.Continue reading
Landmarks Preservation Commission Launches NYC Archaeological Repository
New York Yimby posted an interesting article about what happening on Wednesday, October 6th, 2016, the Landmarks Preservation Commission consolidated its collection of historic artifacts from Harlem to Hollis and launched the NYC Archaeological Repository at the Nan A. Rothschild Research Center in Midtown.Continue reading
Development At 2150 Second Avenue, East Harlem, NY
East Harlem’s days of abandoned buildings and vacant lots are receding quickly into the past. Today, we have a rendering for a narrow 11-story residential building at 2150 Second Avenue, between East 110th and 111th streets, East Harlem, New York.Continue reading
Development At 57 West 130th Street In Harlem
New York Yimby reports that an architect and his wife are finally planning to renovate a crumbling and long-vacant townhouse at 57 West 130th Street, between Lenox and Fifth avenues in Harlem.Continue reading
New Development At 221 East 105th Street East Harlem
One of the few remaining vacant lots in East Harlem is about to become an apartment building. New building applications were filed yesterday to erect a seven-story residential project at 221 East 105th Street, between Second and Third Avenues.Continue reading
208 East 119th Street To Be Demolished In Harlem
New York Yimby reports that East Harlem is booming with construction, and the newest addition to the neighborhood could rise at 208 East 119th Street, between Second and Third avenues.Continue reading
Develpoment At 308 West 133rd Street, Harlem
Central Harlem hasn’t seen quite as much development as the area southeast of 125th Street, but developers have finally started paying attention to the quiet and transit-rich blocks next to the City College campus. Continue reading
