After a few visits to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, several design revisions to accommodate its location in the Greenwich Village Historic District, and the demolition of the porn shop formerly on-site, 192 Seventh Avenue South is fully up. Developer Jackson Group bought the site for $4.1 million in February 2013, and construction started last August. Next to rise is the red brick façade designed by SRA Architecture + Engineering, which will border the large windows on both the retail and residential portions of the new building.
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Upon completion, 192 Seventh Avenue South will have 1,152 square feet of retail space, two full-floor condos, and one duplex with a private terrace. An offering plan has not yet been filed, but the surrounding streets offer clues to pricing: The ever-popular Greenwich Lane complex, which was built on the former site of St. Vincent’s Hospital, is just around the corner. Its listings range from $3.295 million for a one-bedroom condo to $25 million for a single-family townhouse. A few blocks away, a three-bedroom home at the BKSK-designed 175 West 10th Street is listed for $6.2 million.
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