Harry Macklowe moves forward on latest condo project
Harry Macklowe’s next small-scale luxury condominium development is taking shape on the Upper East Side. Macklowe Properties filed permits to redevelop the 12-story, 33-unit rental at 809 Madison Avenue into a 14-story, 12-unit condo building, Crain’s reported. The project is estimated to cost $12 million, though that seems likely to rise. The property, alternatively addressed at 30 East 68th Street, will include retail space on the ground floor. Additionally, one of the condos on the upper floors will have a private terrace. Robert A.M. Stern and SLCE Architects are listed as the architects for the redevelopment. Macklowe did not respond […]
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