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Posted: January 12, 2009
300 East 64th St. tower undergoing renovation
Originally constructed in 1996 as one of the first luxury rental towers in the borough to introduce a new level of condo-like amenities and technology, 300 East 64th St. is undergoing a major renovation that is transforming this 30-story building into a modern condominium.
A redesigned lobby not only welcomes new residents to 300 East 64th Street, but showcases the modern aesthetics of the building, which is also echoed in the hallways and in each of its 102 newly renovated apartments.
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