Toll Brothers buys two properties next to Brandon Miller’s former development site
Toll Brothers has snapped up two more properties next to the long-vacant Chelsea development site once tied to the late Brandon Miller. The Pennsylvania-based homebuilder bought 126 10th Avenue and 456 West 18th Street for $45 million from the longtime owner, the Nanis family, The Real Deal has learned. The industrial properties sit next to 118 10th Avenue, which Toll Brothers bought in February, giving the developer an assemblage that stretches to the corner. Its high-rise condominium division, Toll Brothers City Living, plans to build a 114-unit building designed by CookFox with amenities including a pool, sauna, cold plunge and […]
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