seward park air rights

Developers of the former Bialystoker Nursing Home site on East Broadway aren't interested in a revote at the Seward Park Co-op on the sale of air rights.

The Seward Park Co-op has rejected an offer from developers of the former Bialystoker Nursing Home site to purchase air rights for $53.7 million.

The following opinion piece was written by Jerilea Zempel, who lives in the Seward Park Co-op.

The following opinion piece was written by Uzi Silber, a resident of the Seward Park Cooperative.

After months of contentious debate, residents of the Seward Park Cooperative vote tomorrow (Tuesday) on a proposal to sell some of their air rights to developers of the former Bialystoker Nursing Home for $53.7 million.

There's finally a referendum date at the Seward Park Cooperative for the potential sale of air rights to a team developing the former Bialystoker Nursing Home site on East Broadway.

Tonight the developers of the former Bialystoker nursing home site kick off a high stakes campaign to persuade the Seward Park Cooperative to sell some of its air rights for $48.6 million.

The board of the Seward Park Cooperative is inching toward a referendum on the sale of air rights to a development group planning a large residential project alongside the former Bialystoker Nursing Home building at 228 East Broadway.

The board of directors of the Seward Park Cooperative last night voted to schedule a referendum on a proposed sale of air rights to the developer of the former Bialystoker Nursing Home site at 228 East Broadway.

There have been some interesting revelations in the last couple of weeks about the future of the former Bialystoker nursing home. Last month we reported that the city landmark at 228 East Broadway and development parcels on either side of...