The 100-percent affordable development includes 127 units and is L+M’s first building designed and built to Passive House standards.
After comparing recent Newark developments, the historic building proved most suitable to become their new home.
Peruvian favorite Don Ceviche expands under a different name and a new vendor joins the roster.
View recent pics of the high-rise building as it nears completion in The Financial District.
Designed by Handel Architects, The Artisan at Essex Crossing includes rentals, 175K SF of Class-A office space and ground-floor retail.
The mixed-use tower at 180 Broome Street features a mix of studios through to three-bedrooms.
The award-winning restaurant will occupy 87,000 SF including the company’s first commissary kitchen and corporate offices.
The loans will provide long-term preservation of three affordable properties totaling 386 units in New York.
The four-story, 40,000-square-foot photography museum will bring the exhibition and education spaces under the same roof for the first time this century.
East Harlem and the Financial District are home to L+M’s Lexington Gardens II and 25 Park Row developments respectively.