So, what do buyers here think of the low-income inclusionary-housing aspect? Of the 122 units, 29 must remain low-income rentals. The co-op will be their landlord for the life of the ground lease.
The low-income units will be the A line on floors 2-10, and the B line on floors 2-23.
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It's also a land-lease co-op, with the rent to the landowner starting at $1,250,000 per year.
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