The developer of a scrapped mixed-use housing project in Harlem — which he converted into a truck depot — has revived those plans, telling the local councilmember critical to the project that he wants to engage in “direct talks with no preconditions.”
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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 towers containing a total of 915 apartments. Half of those units will be kept affordable. Teitelbaum had sought to redevelop the site, which includes the Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network headquarters, for years.
Teitelbaum, who had not been seeking city subsidies for the previous project, instead opened a truck depot that has not been well received by the community. of state Attorney General Letitia James, who warned Teitelbaum that it could potentially violate state and local truck idling laws.
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