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They’re really jamming over there on Duffield Street. The Sheraton/Aloft dynamic duo at 222 Duffield Street, which closed out 2007 at four stories, now has thirteen under its belt. Meanwhile, the Karl Fischer-designed competitor across the street shows no signs of progress. Wonder whether it’s encountering financing issues or whether the decision to preserve the Underground Railroad house next door has created redesign headaches.
Development Watch: Duffield St. Hotels [Brownstoner] GMAP P*Shark
On Duffield Street, Two Stories Down, 23 to Go [Brownstoner] DOB


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  1. The two buildings with the most widely recognized historic significance are 233 and 227 Duffield Street. I can’t see how either of them would impact the new hotel planned for 237 Duffield.

    The final form of the block is still up in the air, since the RFPs for Willoughby Square were only handed in less than two weeks ago.

  2. doh, my bad, wrong site.

    anyway, filing for new building permit as of 2/7 on the KF site, so things look to be progressing there okay.

  3. looks like only a portion of this is being built — the rendering showed two step-up features like the one above. is sheraton going ahead first and aloft following nextdoor later?