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Eye On Real Estate: Luxury Apartment Builder Assembles Remsen Street Development Site
How high will new development rise on Remsen Street?
The Manhattan luxury apartment builder who paid $2.79 million for derelict two-story 153 Remsen St. earlier this year just bought two neighboring properties, creating a sizable development site in sought-after Brooklyn Heights, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle has learned.
An LLC formed by Upper West Side-based Quinlan Development Group paid $4.94 million last month for 155 Remsen St. and $6.16 million for 157 Remsen St., city records indicate. They’re tiny walk-up residential buildings with retail space, so what’s the big deal?