Gas station lot in South Harlem now fenced off with construction to begin

   January 3, 2014  11 Comments on Gas station lot in South Harlem now fenced off with construction to begin  Posted in 5th on the Park, Architecture, business, Community, HarlemCondoLife, New York City, Real Estate Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

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Pre snowstorm we took these photos of the Gas Station lot on 110th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard showing that it is now completely fenced off, boarded up and waiting for construction to begin.

There seems to be a variety of articles about what the development will be (rentals, condos, both), what it will include (affordable units, how many, community space, etc), and so on.  See our previous posts for the backstory here.

It would seem that this lot – which represents the last real estate property left along Central Park (West, South, East and North), will more likely be a new construction condominium complex.  A reliable professional source to HarlemCondoLIfe in real estate who is always ahead of the curve on many stories, agrees with this assessment.   There are several recent precedents for this configuration.  For example Fifth On the Park on 120th Street and 5th Avenue along Marcus Garvey Park includes condominiums, affordable rentals and a community church.

Stay tuned for more on this property in our Harlem Real Estate section.

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11 thoughts on “Gas station lot in South Harlem now fenced off with construction to begin”

  2. Some of us who live in Towers on The Park across from the gas station have spoken about safety. The station was open 24/7 with lots of activity and bright lights . We felt safer. Now it is dark and desolate 24/7

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