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56 Leonard is shaping up and rising fast

The Jenga-shaped tower will eventually rise 821 feet above Tribeca

56 Leonard
56 Leonard

In February, the final penthouse at Tribeca’s 56 Leonard hit the market for $18.75 million. Since then, construction on the Jenga-like tower being developed by Alexico Group and Hines has made significant progress, finally giving buyers a real-life idea of what they are paying an average $5,213 per square foot for.

The first evidence of the Jenga block-like shape that will characterize the building

The first evidence of the Jenga block-like shape that will characterize the building

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The Herzog & de Meuron-designed tower is now about 23 floors above street level. When completed, 56 Leonard will stand 821 feet and 56 stories high, according to Curbed.

Currently, a four-bedroom penthouse in the building is in contract for $47 million. [Curbed] — Christopher Cameron