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Posted: September 6, 2016
Anbau breaks ground on 207W79, a 13-story Upper West Side condo; Architecture and interiors designed by Morris Adjmi Architects
Shown (from left) are: Carl Jaccarino & Bill Freeswick, Ryder
Shown (from left) are: Stephen Glascock, president of Anbau; George Moss, Eastern Consolidated; and Barbara Van Beuren, Anbau.
Manhattan, NY Anbau, a leading developer of luxury residential properties in New York City, has broken ground on 207W79, a 13-story condominium located on the Upper West Side.
The full-service property, situated between Amsterdam and Broadway at 207 West 79th St., will feature 19 residences extending the Upper West Side’s prewar aesthetic into the present through a contemporary design. Architecture and interiors of the property are designed by Morris Adjmi Architects and uphold the grandeur of the landmarked district with richly textured and decorative flourishes that naturally capture an abundance of light and air. Exclusively represented by Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, sales at the property are anticipated to start in fall.
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