Ludlow and Broome streets, looking at Essex Crossing site 1.
It’s time for another Essex Crossing update. Last night, representatives of Delancey Street Associates, the consortium building the nearly 2 million square foot residential and retail complex, briefed members of Community Board 3’s land use committee.
They noted that the public parking lot located between Essex and Ludlow streets at Broome Street would be shutting down tomorrow. The parcel, known as Essex Crossing site 1, will eventually be home to 55 condominium apartments as well as retail and a below ground bowling alley/entertainment complex. An adjacent building was supposed to serve as an annex for the Pittsburgh-based Andy Warhol Museum. But, as you may be aware, the museum pulled out of the project last month.