111 Wall St. Office-to-Apartment Conversion
Sector: Commercial • Location: New York City, New York, United States
Source: New York Post
The 1960s tower at 111 Wall St. in downtown Manhattan was redesigned and modernized for residential use, creating 1,500 new homes behind a new curtain wall facade. The owners are InterVest Capital Partners and MetroLoft. The conversion was prompted by failure to land tenants during the pandemic.
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Description
Description | The 1960s tower at 111 Wall St. in downtown Manhattan was redesigned and modernized for residential use, creating 1,500 new homes behind a new curtain wall facade. The owners are InterVest Capital Partners and MetroLoft. The conversion was prompted by failure to land tenants during the pandemic. |
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