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Orange Management offers look at East Village apartments

Site initially slated for 30 condominiums in 2007

Rendering of 75 First Avenue
Rendering of 75 First Avenue

 Union Square-based developer Orange Management unveiled renderings for an eight-story, 34,000-square-foot building in the East Village.

The 80-foot-tall building at 75 First Avenue Near East 5th Street will feature nearly 8,500 square feet in ground-floor retail and space for 27 units. It is unknown whether the apartments will be condominiums or rentals. NO Architecture and HTO Architects are jointly designing it.

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The property is expected to open in 2015, New York Yimby reported.

The long-stalled project has been through multiple iterations. Ozymandius Realty founder Anthony Marano filed plans in 2007 for a 14-story, 30-unit condominium building, as previously reported. [New York Yimby] — Mark Maurer

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