Overview
- The redevelopment plan includes 600 mixed-income apartments, with half designated as affordable housing.
- The site will feature an 11,200-square-foot public open space, potentially managed by the High Line.
- The Whitney Museum and Friends of the High Line are in talks to expand their facilities on the newly available site.
- Mayor Eric Adams and city officials are promoting the project as a significant urban development opportunity.
- The current meat market tenants have agreed to vacate the premises ahead of their lease expiration due to outdated facilities.