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Silverstein’s Far West Side tower could be record-setter

520 West 41st Street slated to house 106 stories -- more floors than any other NYC building

From left: Larry Silverstein and 520 West 41st Street
From left: Larry Silverstein and 520 West 41st Street

UPDATED 10:45 a.m., July 1: According to new renderings, Larry Silverstein’s New Proposed Development On West 41st Street will be one of the largest buildings in Manhattan.

If approved, the building at 520 West 41st Street will have 106 floors — a record for New York City — and stand 1,100 feet tall. Under the current plans, the development includes 300,000 square feet of retail space. The building will also include 175,000 square feet set aside for corporate apartments, as well as 1.14 million square feet of residential space.

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The plan is to build 1,400 apartments, 280 of which will be affordable units.

Construction on the tower on West 41st Street is tentatively scheduled to commence in 2017 with a possible completion of 2020. [NY YIMBY] — Claire Moses

A prior version of this article incorrectly stated a location of a station of the no. 7 train extension.

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