As reported by Brownstoner, the former police building at 72 Poplar Street, between Henry and Hicks, which has been vacant for some years, has been sold by the previous owner, who bought it at a city auction for $9.6 million seven years ago but whose plans to add two additional stories as part of a residential conversion were thwarted by the Landmarks Preservation Commission. The buyer, identified as Daten Group, paid $7.5 million (down from an asking price of $12 million), and also plans to make the property residential.
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Former Precinct House at 72 Poplar Sold to Developer
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