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A four-story building in Chelsea is coming down for a 35-story tower of 78 apartments averaging 564 square feet

Permits have been filed for a 353-foot, 78-unit residential tower at 212 West 29th Street in Chelsea, replacing an existing four-story building.

A four-story tan brick building with an ABCapital awning at 212 West 29th Street in Chelsea, next to a taller brick office building with WeWork banners.

A four-story building in Chelsea is coming down for a 35-story tower of 78 apartments averaging 564 square feet

Permits have been filed for a 353-foot, 78-unit residential tower at 212 West 29th Street in Chelsea, replacing an existing four-story building.

A four-story building in Chelsea is coming down for a 35-story tower of 78 apartments averaging 564 square feet
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Permits have been filed for a 35-story residential tower at 212 West 29th Street in Chelsea, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, New York YIMBY reported Wednesday, October 21.

The proposed 353-foot-tall building will hold 44,039 square feet of residential space divided into 78 units, New York YIMBY reported. The units average 564 square feet each, which the outlet said points to rentals. The concrete-based structure is designed with a cellar and a 30-foot-long rear yard.

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