The massive proposed One45 Harlem residential development project — stuck in limbo for years amid controversy and community pushback — is showing signs of life. At the same time, renewed efforts in ...
Once doomed to become a truck depot and marked down in the annals of epic land use fights, a Harlem site can now be transformed into 1,000 housing units. The City Council on Monday approved One45, a ...
The City Council has given the green light to one of Harlem's largest and most controversial real estate projects in recent memory. The Council voted to approve One45, the name of a $600 million ...
After a fight with its landlord, the National Action Network is out of its long-time headquarters in Harlem. Rev. Al Sharpton’s civil rights organization left its office at 106-108 West 145th Street ...
A controversial affordable housing project in Harlem is inching closer to construction after closing of a new round of pre-development financing, Commercial Observer has learned. “It was an honor to ...
One45 is dead, long live One45. The Harlem housing development on 145th St. that was killed by the inflexibility of local Councilwoman Kristin Richardson Jordan has been revived by developer Bruce ...
NEW YORK - A heated meeting happened Tuesday between the New York City Council's subcommittee on zoning and the developers of a proposed high-rise complex in Harlem. The fate of the One45 project is ...
The site of a proposed housing complex along 145th Street in Harlem. Photo: Google Maps The saga of One45, the stalled Harlem complex proposed by developer Bruce Teitelbaum, is once again sputtering ...
Harlem City Council member Kristin Richardson Jordan has gone silent over developer Bruce Teitelbaum’s new proposal to build a $700 million apartment project, One45, at Lenox Avenue at West 145th ...
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