Plans are looking up for sky-high apartment project by Brooklyn Bridge
A proposed development at 100 Gold St. in Manhattan aims to create 4,000 new apartments, including 1,000 permanently affordable units. The public will have the opportunity to provide feedback on the project in October.
Conceptual rendering of the proposed 100 Gold St, development, with nearly 4,000 new homes in Manhattan's Financial District, approximately 1,000 of them deemed permanently affordable. The public in October gets to weigh in on the 4,000-apartment proposal, which includes 1,000 units deemed affordable.
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