Real Estate
Flatbush Home To Be Torn Down For Apartment Complex, Records Show
Developers plan to demolish a century-old home on East 32nd Street and put an apartment building in its place, records show.
FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN — A century-old Flatbush home with a slanted roof and front porch will be torn down so developers can build a new apartment building, city records show.
Developers filed plans Wednesday to demolish the red-and-white house at 282 East 32nd St. and build a 50-foot-tall apartment complex, Department of Buildings records show.
The 14-unit apartment building going up between Cortelyou and Clarendon roads will include 14 bike parking space, a seven-car garage and a penhout on the top floor, records show.
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The project is being developed by Solomon Schwimmer of Twin Group Associates and designed by Design Studio Associates, according to city records.
Developers bought the single-family home, which was built in 1910, for $1,075,000 in June, city records show.
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Developers did not include an estimated completion date in their filings, according to New York Yimby.
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