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Tavros buys one of Lower Manhattan’s last full‑block development sites for $143 Million

New York site set to house 600-unit mixed-use apartment building
Tavros has bought the mixed-use residential development project at 250 Water St. from Seaport Entertainment, which was spun off from Howard Hughes. (Howard Hughes)
Tavros has bought the mixed-use residential development project at 250 Water St. from Seaport Entertainment, which was spun off from Howard Hughes. (Howard Hughes)
CoStar News
February 9, 2026 | 10:32 P.M.

Tavros, a privately owned real estate firm, has bought what it bills as one of the last remaining full-block development sites in New York's Lower Manhattan for $143 million.

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