A new, rather large residential building will soon spring up on the corner of West and Vestry streets in Tribeca. The development site is part of six parcels that Related Companies purchased in the area in March 2014 along with Ponte Equities, who sold their long-time Tribeca eatery on the adjacent corner to focus on the real estate game. YIMBY spotted a first rendering for the building, which will bring 47 apartments spread over 13 floors to 70 Vestry Street. Ben Joseph of Bridge Land Vestry LLC filed the permits, and Ismael Leyva is the architect of record.
The building will be 154,019 square feet in all meaning that, with only 800 square feet set aside for retail, the apartments will average a ginormous 3,000 square feet. YIMBY thinks the building may be limestone, but a recent trend in Tribeca says that it'll probably just be some cheaper imitation material made to look like limestone. Two small building have already been razed at the site, and the plan exam is partially approved, meaning that construction could begin soon.
· Revealed: 70 Vestry Street, 13-Story Tribeca Condo Project [YIMBY]
· Related to Bring Luxury Condos to Beloved Tribeca Eatery Site [Curbed]
· All 264 West Street coverage [Curbed]
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