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East Harlem’s first affordable LEED building breaks ground

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Rose Companies broke ground yesterday on the first affordable housing
and mixed-income apartment building in East Harlem developed to environmentally friendly LEED
Silver standards. The 12-story, 185-unit rental building is called Tapestry,
and will rise at 124th Street and Second Avenue. The development will
also have ground-floor retail space.