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The first conversions, five years on
The six buildings that filed in 2021 now list a combined budget of $540 million, and four hold certificates of occupancy.
Financial District · October 22 · Based on 3 documents
Key facts
Budgets up on four of six
Combined budget up 35%
Four hold occupancy certificates
1,920 apartments across six
Six Financial District office buildings filed to convert to apartments in 2021, and the Department of Buildings now shows higher budgets on four of them. The combined filed budget for the six has gone from $400 million to $540 million. That is a rise of 35%.
Budgets on the other two buildings are unchanged from their 2021 filings. The largest single amendment lists an estimated job cost rising from $61 million to $84 million. That is 38% more than the original figure.
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Conversion buildings whose filed budget has risen since 2021
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