101 Franklin Street, also addressed as 250 Church Street, is a luxury office-to-condominium conversion in Tribeca, Manhattan, transforming a vacant mid-century government building into 72 high-end residences, a 21-story tower targeting 2029.
Developed by Skylight Real Estate Partners with Cannon Hill Capital Partners and TPG, the project adds several floors to reach a roughly 314-foot, 21-story tower designed by Steven Harris Architects, with Hill West Architects as architect of record and interiors by Rees Roberts + Partners. Set directly across from the landmark 56 Leonard, the building pairs its residences with ground-floor retail and on-site parking in one of downtown Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods.
Corcoran Sunshine takes the 72-residence Tribeca conversion to market pending state approval, with the expanded 251,000 sq ft building adding 2,654 sq ft of retail and 15 enclosed parking spaces.
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Where is 101 Franklin Street located?
101 Franklin Street is located in New York City.
When will 101 Franklin Street be completed?
101 Franklin Street is under construction, with completion expected in 2029 (a TMW estimate).
Who is developing 101 Franklin Street?
Skylight Real Estate Partners & More is the developer behind 101 Franklin Street.
Who designed 101 Franklin Street?
101 Franklin Street was designed by Steven Harris Architects, with interiors by Rees Roberts + Partners.
How big is 101 Franklin Street?
101 Franklin Street rises 21 stories with 72 residences.