A rendering of the approved project at 313 Gold Street and the vacant lot (credit: Massey Knakal)
The vacant Fort Greene lot slated for a high-rise companion to the Oro condominium is for sale, Brownstoner reported.
The site, at 313 Gold Street, was planned to be built to 35 stories and 214 units and to be called Oro 2 by the same developers behind its predecessor, the 40-story Oro at 306 Gold Street.
The developers, Ron Herscho and Dean Palin, had laid those plans in 2007, before the real estate market crashed.
According to the Massey Knakal Realty Services listing, the site is fully permitted and can be enlarged to 296 units across 40 floors by executing a purchase and sale agreement already struck with the city for 75,000 square feet from an adjoining police station.
The price is available upon request according to the listing by Stephen Palmese, a director of sales, Winfield Clifford, a senior associate, and Michale Mazzara, an associate. [Brownstoner]
