Lower Manhattan’s 4,000-home plan advances with public review process at 100 Gold Street
A redevelopment project at 100 Gold Street in Lower Manhattan has entered the public review process. The plan aims to create nearly 4,000 homes, with 25% designated as permanently affordable units.
The redevelopment of a NYC-owned Lower Manhattan building is moving into the public review process, with the proposed project expected to bring nearly 4,000 new homes, with 25% of them being permanently affordable units. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Tuesday that the city selected GFP Real Estate through a “competitive process” to redevelop 100 Gold St.,...
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