Landmarks approves largest Soho new dev since rezoning
Soho’s first big new development since the neighborhood’s rezoning five years ago just hit a major milestone. The Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday approved United American Land’s application for 277 Canal Street — a 159-unit project at the corner of Broadway. UAL, which has owned the property for more than 25 years, will construct 18 new floors on top of the existing three-story building. “It’s probably going to be a mix of condominiums and rentals,” said UAL’s Al Laboz. “We’re still figuring things out.” The LPC had originally approved a smaller version of the project back in 2023. But United […]
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