A tenant at 55 Broad Street—a Financial District tower about to undertake one of the largest office-to-apartment conversions in NYC—has filed a lawsuit seeking to block the conversion project, claiming it's a violation of their lease.
The tenant trying to block the residential conversion is a residential landlord who has an 11K SF office in the building: Solstice Residential Group.
Solstice in a lawsuit filed last week branded the adaptive reuse project at 55 Broad undertaken by Silverstein Properties and Metro Loft Management "extremely disruptive and dangerous" to the company.
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