Sales have resumed at 2130 Adam Clayton Powell, a residential development by Manhattan-based developer Cogswell Realty at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and 127th Street, Halstead Property Development Marketing, which is fronting sales for the property, announced last week.
The seven-story newly constructed building features 46 studio-, one-, two- and three-bedroom residences ranging in size from 533 to 1,508 square feet and in price from $289,000 to $949,000.
The developer launched pre-sales at the building in 2008, but they were then suspended until construction could be completed. .
“With construction now complete, buyers can now see firsthand the fine finishes,” said Arthur Stern, CEO of Cogswell Realty. – Katherine Clarke [more]

New York State has taken space at 215 West 125th Street, a building owned by Arthur Stern’s Cogswell Realty (building photo source: PropertyShark)

New York State renewed two large office leases for a total of 71,751 square feet in Harlem, taking advantage of a weak market to renegotiate and extend the terms. The state’s Workers’ Compensation Board renewed 45,205 square feet on the fourth and fifth floors of 215 West 125th Street and the state’s Department of Labor took 26,546 square feet on the fourth floor of the same building, Arthur Stern, CEO of building owner Cogswell Realty, said. The six-story, 170,841-square-foot building near Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard was built in 1971, according to data from PropertyShark.com. The landlord provided a rent reduction in exchange for re-signing the leases — initially set to expire in a year and a half — for another 10 years, a source close to the deal said. [more]