Extell Development is purchasing a trio of buildings for a total of $103.3 million, with plans to demolish them to make space for a residential tower in the Upper East Side's Lenox Hill.
The move applies to the following properties, according to records posted by the New York City Department of Finance: 35, 37, and 39 East 60th Street, which were sold by Solil Management.
The move comes about a week after Crain's New York Business reported that Extell filed plans to demolish not only the three buildings, but 33 East 60 Street as well, which currently serves as a Chinese restaurant called Philippe Chow. Each of the buildings on East 60th Street stand roughly five stories, taking up roughly 28,000 square feet altogether.
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