The 8-story mixed-use building under construction on the Bowery between Broome and Grand is nearing completion and new residential apartments and hotel rooms are in the works. The project at 138 Bowery is from developers Emmut Properties which purchased a stretch of buildings on the block in 2015. After several were demolished, construction began on the new 84-foot building and we last checked in on the development when it topped out in summer 2017; new photos show it is now nearing full completion. Apartment details and pricing have not been revealed but approved permits list a laundry room, bike parking and a roof deck as amenities.
The new building is within the NoLiTa/Little Italy neighborhood where there are currently 34 units listed for sale with a median price of $3.875 million.
The new building is within the NoLiTa/Little Italy neighborhood where there are currently 34 units listed for sale with a median price of $3.875 million.
In this article:
Featuring a warehouse-inspired redbrick façade, the building stands taller than the three-story neighboring buildings on either side. According to approved permits, there will be 27 residential units on floors six through eight while the 46 hotel rooms will be located below.
The ground floor and lower level are for commercial use and a leasing site has debuted flaunting the space as an opportunity as a potential venue. The 12,317 SF space has many suitable details for performances including a mezzanine and subfloor with high ceilings. The neighborhood and surrounding area are known for several key music venues including the nearby Bowery Ballroom, Rockwood Music Hall and also Arlene's Grocery. There are also a number of hotels opening in the area including Hotel 50 Bowery and several others. Read more more about the development on CityRealty here.
The ground floor and lower level are for commercial use and a leasing site has debuted flaunting the space as an opportunity as a potential venue. The 12,317 SF space has many suitable details for performances including a mezzanine and subfloor with high ceilings. The neighborhood and surrounding area are known for several key music venues including the nearby Bowery Ballroom, Rockwood Music Hall and also Arlene's Grocery. There are also a number of hotels opening in the area including Hotel 50 Bowery and several others. Read more more about the development on CityRealty here.
6sqft delivers the latest on real estate, architecture, and design, straight from New York City.
