Stories of holdouts are legion in this overstuffed, overpriced city, where people so often take a stand against development. Read the full article here »
“Manhattan is an island, and the way the market is today, it requires a certain creativity,” Guido Subotovsky, president of Azimuth, said in an interview. “We’re going to have to keep cantilevering and wrapping around properties to make buildings work.”
The brownstone, behind the building covered in netting, will be surrounded on three sides by the new development.
Photo: Chang W. Lee/The New York Times
