Properties in the Hudson Yards district of Manhattan continue to flourish, with new buildings being constructed all the time. In a surprising change, new renderings for 441 Ninth Avenue have been revealed that show 17 stories have been added to the project’s original plan.
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This increase in stories will add three-times the floor count and increase the square footage of the rentable space to 700,000. The new 17 stories will be built on top of the already-existing eight stories of the buildings, and the renderings show an attempt to joined different eras of design. The first eight floors were built in the 1962 and are darker with cleaner strokes. The new floors will feature more a modern design, which are going to bring more personality to the building.
The project’s cost is estimated at around $479 million, as this is the amount that developer Cove Property Group is reported to have received from private equity firm Apollo Global Management, and is expected to be ready for tenants by summer 2019.
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