Azimuth Development submits $43.2M condo plan with 30 units in Harlem

Azimuth Development Group, on July 28, submitted a condominium plan for 30 residential units and one commercial unit at 11-13 West 116th Street in Central Harlem, Manhattan.

The condo plan, CD2102193, has a sellout price of $43.2 million with the New York State Attorney General. Hugo Subotovsky is listed as the managing member.

In December of 2017, Guido Subotovsky, the founder and president of Azimuth, filed new building plans with the NYC Department of Buildings calling for the construction of a 124-foot tall, 12-story, 50,189-square-foot residential building with 30 dwelling units at the property.

According to the plans, the ground floor of the building will be used as a church. According to a report from The Real Deal, the space will be occupied by the Second Providence Baptist Church, which was demolished to make way for the condo project. The third floor will have one dwelling unit, an exercise room, and a kid’s playroom. Floors four through six will each have four dwelling units per floor, floors seven through 11 will each have three dwelling units per floor, while the 12th floor will have two dwelling units. The roof will have private terraces.

The plans were permitted in early 2020.

The developer is behind several other condominiums as well, such as a seven-unit condo at 231 West 26th Street in Chelsea, which currently has a $19.3 million sellout and a 22-unit condo at 101 Morningside Avenue in South Harlem, which has a current sellout of $44 million.

Correction: A prior version of this post said the neighborhood was Greenpoint, when in fact it is Harlem.