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Gotham Breaks Ground on $520M Residential Project

The CityBizList (11/9) website reports, "With nearly a full city block as its development ground, Gotham Organization Inc. has broken ground on a $520 million residential project in Midtown West. " The project will include "682 income-restricted housing units, predominately within the three mid-rise buildings along 44th and 45th Streets in the Clinton neighborhood." The first wave of units will open in 2014.

 
 
 


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