Seward Park development raises price of LES mixed-use property to nearly $8M

174 Delancey Street (Credit: Trulia)
174 Delancey Street (Credit: Trulia)

A Lower East Side mixed-use property has hit the market for nearly $8 million, a price lifted by a public-private redevelopment project planned for the neighborhood, Bowery Boogie reported.

The two five-story buildings at 174 Delancey Street contain 22 studio apartments, two retail spaces and more than 5,400 square of air rights. Platinum Properties has the listing for the buildings, both owned by Adam Daniels of A.D. Real Estate Investors.

Located between Clinton and Attorney streets, the 10,000-square-foot property has a full basement, a new hot water storage tank and recent gut-renovations to façade as well as both retail spaces and two of the rental units, a listing said.

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The front buildings has 12 and the rear building has 10. Eighteen of them are rent-stabilized, according to the listing cited by Bowery Boogie.

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area (SPURA) project will transform six acres of city-owned land into apartments, a bigger Essex Street Market and open space. [Bowery Boogie]Mark Maurer