Miki Naftali’s the Naftali Group filed plans yesterday to construct an 18-story condominium building on the site of an Upper West Side parking garage.
The new property at 219-223 West 77th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue, is slated to hold 25 apartments and rise 185 feet. There will be a total of 79,899 square feet, with 1,624 square feet allotted for ground-floor commercial space. Parking will span about 3,000 square feet, documents show. Architecture firm Goldstein Hill & West was hired to handle design.
Two Ten West 77, Naftali’s condo project across the street at 210 West 77th Street has similar specs: 18 stories and 25 units (http://therealdeal.com/blog/2014/09/06/naftali-group-releases-rendering-of-uws-conversion/). Thomas Juul-Hansen designed that project.
The developer acquired the five-story parking garage (http://therealdeal.com/blog/2014/07/24/naftali-to-raze-five-story-uws-garage-for-condo-project/), which includes Alamo and National car rental services, from David Berley, chair of real estate firm Walter & Samuels, and garage investor Arnold Penner for $61 million over the summer. Plans to demolish the garage were filed in July, as The Real Deal reported.
The site at 210 West 77th was also formerly a parking garage, with a Hertz rent-a-car service.
A spokesperson for Naftali could not be reached for comment.
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