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Published 3 years ago

200 Amsterdam Avenue Condo Tower Project Wins Appeal

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The controversial Upper West Side condo tower that a judge ruled was built too tall may avoid the wrecking ball after all. A New York State appellate court on Tuesday reversed a lower court’s ruling that would have forced the developers of 200 Amsterdam Avenue to remove about 20 floors from the nearly complete 52-story tower.

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Controversial Upper West Side tower isn’t too tall, appeals court says

The controversial, “too-tall” new apartment tower at 200 Amsterdam Ave. won’t have to take a haircut after all — because it isn’t really too tall. A state appeals court Tuesday unanimously upheld the right of developers SJP Properties and Mitsui Fudosan to keep the nearly-completed building at its 52-story height. The Appellate Division slapped down...

3 years ago·New York, United States
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200 Amsterdam Avenue Condo Tower Project Wins Appeal

The controversial Upper West Side condo tower that a judge ruled was built too tall may avoid the wrecking ball after all. A New York State appellate court on Tuesday reversed a lower court’s ruling that would have forced the developers of 200 Amsterdam Avenue to remove about 20 floors from the nearly complete 52-story tower. The appeals court rejected the argument by opponents of the tower that the developers illegally gerrymandered a zoning lot

3 years ago·New York, United States
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