470 Vanderbilt Lands Housing Authority as Tenant
Two years after buying the hulking Telecom building at 470 Vanderbilt Avenue in Fort Greene, GFI has landed its first major tenant. Yesterday Crain’s reported that the New York City Housing Authority had signed a 20-year lease for 62,400 square feet on the second floor of the building. GFI inherited Level 3 Communications as well…

Two years after buying the hulking Telecom building at 470 Vanderbilt Avenue in Fort Greene, GFI has landed its first major tenant. Yesterday Crain’s reported that the New York City Housing Authority had signed a 20-year lease for 62,400 square feet on the second floor of the building. GFI inherited Level 3 Communications as well as a few smaller telecom-related tenants but even with the Housing Authority deal the building remains less than half-full. Meanwhile, GFI is proceeding with its plans to get approval to build a 366-unit residential building on the existing parking lot; CB2 has approved the project and it is now in front of Marty Markowitz.
Housing Authority Finds New Home [Crain’s]
470 Vanderbilt Cleared for ULURP Take-Off [Brownstoner]
Big Plans for 470 Vanderbilt [Brownstoner]
Sounds like office space for NYCHA, not housing.
Projects in NYC never go away, Rob. Ever. So worry not, for noise, trash, crime, and general social dysfunction will always be an integral part of NYC.
many = Toren/Oro bagholders.
***Bid half off peak comps***
that is awesome cuz it means that the projects ARENT GOING ANYWHERE ANYTIME SOON, much to the dismay of many im sure.
*rob*