Last week we (and a tipster) noticed that the scaffolding that had been on the front of 100 Clark Street for the past several months had been removed. As you may remember, this building had to have emergency repairs last Memorial Day weekend after years of neglect by the former and current owner, The Penson Companies. (This is the same Penson that recently sold a portfolio of five buildings in The Heights.) Penson subsequently sued the DOB to stop it from demolishing the entire thing; the building was 8,000 square feet, more than the 6,700 square feet that a new building on the site would be capped at. There’s still a Stop Work Order on the property. Anyone know what’s going on with it?
Emergency Repair at 100 Clark While Court Fight Continues [Brownstoner]
Emergency Demo at 100 Clark Clears Tenants [Brownstoner] GMAP
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