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New York City seeks residents' thoughts on office-to-residential conversion coming to Lower Manhattan

Property at 100 Gold St. is slated to have a gym and renovated senior citizen center
A rendering shows future residents walking through the grounds near an apartment building at 100 Gold St. (CetraRuddy Architects)
A rendering shows future residents walking through the grounds near an apartment building at 100 Gold St. (CetraRuddy Architects)
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September 28, 2026 | 7:26 P.M.

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