The 83.6% Yes Vote is for whether or not the building should get professional real estate advice, not for the sale of the building.
I'd rather keep this building personally. Hope they don't sell.
If it does sell it will almost assuredly be all residential, and will cater to the extremely wealthy. This wouldn't contribute to -making housing more affordable, or -renewing midtown's office space. It comes down to the building. While this building is typical of those uptown, its also 1 of just 5 prewar sites on park south of 57th-GCT. Its good context, its quality materials, and I like the idea of a lone coop holding it out on park avenue. It's a very NY story.
But very glad 405 is getting redone, that should be a teardown though.
Last edited by JSsocal; Apr 23, 2018 at 8:53 PM.
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