Development Watch: 180 Myrtle Avenue
Just down the block from where Avalon Bay plans to build its 42-story tower sits a far larger lot at 180 Myrtle Avenue. With a footprint of 120,000 square feet, this site could hold a massive building. To date, all that’s on record are some demolition permits and a big fat Stop Work Order. Last…
Just down the block from where Avalon Bay plans to build its 42-story tower sits a far larger lot at 180 Myrtle Avenue. With a footprint of 120,000 square feet, this site could hold a massive building. To date, all that’s on record are some demolition permits and a big fat Stop Work Order. Last we heard, supermarket and real estate mogul John Catsimatidis was planning to build a 400-foot-tall structure with a million square feet of space. Anyone have the latest and greatest on this one? GMAP P*Shark DOB
4:12, I will be surprised if someone who owns supermarkets (Catsimatidis owns Gristedes and Sloans) lets the competition open a store on the site.
Poor ol’ “Murder” Avenue, turning into the Upper East Side before our very eyes . . .
Can we please get a Whole Foods of our own in that supermarket space?
180 Myrtle Avenue is the Catsimatidis/Red Apple site. Although a single tax lot, the last design I saw read as several buildings with separate entrances. The BFC Partners (Capoccia is the “C”) project is opposite the Avalon Bay site, on the southeast corner of Flatbush and Myrtle. The last sentence in the 12:23 post seems to refer to the BFC building and the largest of the Red Apple buildings.