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Old Posted Jun 13, 2014, 9:14 PM
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So now, since the previous piece seems to give no indication of what would otherwise be rising instead, am I right in assuming that everything's in flux again?
They could stick with the same plans, but that rarely happens.


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The Lightstone Group, headed by David Lichtenstein, assembled the site composed of three parcels as well as air rights on Fulton and Dutch streets, during a long and complex process. Lightstone originally planned to build a 452-unit tower with 48 stories, on 112-120 Fulton, according to city Department of Buildings plans filed last year. However, Lightstone shifted plans and changed that to a 460-unit building with 59 stories on 112-118 Fulton after it was denied a 421-a tax abatement.

A team led by HFF broker Andrew Scandalios brought the Fulton Street property to market, according to sales material reviewed by TRD. That information said the site had up to 406,853 square feet of development rights. But sources close to the deal said the sale involved only about 380,000 square feet of development rights.

We'll see what happens. "Only" 380,000 sf compared to 406,853 sf, that's short about 26,000 sf. Hardly worthy of the "only".
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