The Adams administration is seeking a developer to replace the city-owned office building at 100 Gold Street in Lower Manhattan with a mixed-income residential project featuring over 1,000 apartments. The city plans to sell the nine-story building, using proceeds to relocate agencies like the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and a senior center currently occupying the space. At least 25% of the units must be income-restricted. The project is part of the “Manhattan Plan,” aiming to create 100,000 homes in the borough over the next decade.
The Adams administration
