Nightingale, Wafra file plans for $6.8M rehab of 111 Wall Street

The Nightingale Group and Wafra, on June 14, filed plans for a $6.8M rehabilitation of several floors of a commercial building at 111 Wall Street in the Financial District, Manhattan.

The plans call for work on floors one through 24 of the 255-foot tall, 24-story, building, and were filed with the New York City Department of Buildings under number M00515768.

The project is described in the filing as: mechanical work related to interior renovation of existing commercial building.

Cosentini Associates is listed as the architect.

Nightingale and Wafra purchased the building through a leasehold acquired on January 15, 2020, for $175 million.

It was reported that the joint venture plans to pour as much $150 million into renovating the building, including a new lobby and tenant lounge.

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