Teitelbaum, a former aide to former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, announced in February 2023 that he was reviving the project, still ...

Bruce Teitelbaum's One45 project in Harlem was unanimously approved by the city’s Land Use Committee and is expected to pass ...

The New York City Council’s Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises and its Committee on Land Use voted Thursday to approve a ...

The City Council Land Use Committee and Zoning Subcommittee on Thursday approved the long-delayed One45 housing complex plan on West 145th Street at Lenox Avenue in Harlem, setting the stage for ...

The massive proposed One45 Harlem residential development project — stuck in limbo for years amid controversy and community pushback — is showing signs of life.. On the political front, new ...

Bruce Teitelbaum poses for a portrait at the truck depot he owns on W. 145th St. Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2023 in Harlem. Except for changing the name to “One45 Harlem For ALL,” Teitelbaum said his ...

On Thursday, Bruce J. Teitelbaum, the developer behind the so-called “One45 Harlem For All” project on West 145th Street near Lenox Avenue, refiled plans for the project, which includes two ...

He said the new project, known as One45 Harlem for All, would contain the same number of apartments as the old proposal—but with a higher proportion pegged to 30% of the area median income, or ...

Either One45 Harlem For ALL, or, if you choose to scuttle affordable housing for Harlem again, 145th Street’s limited existing as-of-right entitlement (a similar choice as last year),” the ...

The fight between developer Bruce Teitelbaum and Councilmember Kristin Richardson Jordan over the One45 development at 145th Street leaves Harlem with a kind of spite development: a truck stop.

Harlem City Council member Kristin Jordan Richardson has gone silent over developer Bruce Teitelbaum’s new proposal to build a $700 million apartment project, One45, at Lenox Avenue at West ...