Stewart Hotel Conversion to Affordable Housing
Sector: Hotel • Location: New York, United States
Source: Institutional Real Estate, Inc.
Slate Property Group and Breaking Ground have acquired the Stewart Hotel in Midtown Manhattan for $255 million. The project involves converting the hotel into 579 permanently affordable residential apartments for low-income households and formerly homeless individuals. Construction is set to begin late next year, with the project developed and built by Slate and owned and operated by Breaking Grou
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Description | Slate Property Group and Breaking Ground have acquired the Stewart Hotel in Midtown Manhattan for $255 million. The project involves converting the hotel into 579 permanently affordable residential apartments for low-income households and formerly homeless individuals. Construction is set to begin late next year, with the project developed and built by Slate and owned and operated by Breaking Ground to ensure long-term affordability. |
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