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New York reopens street closed by setback at Pfizer conversion project

Emergency stabilization work has addressed safety concerns, officials say
The conversion of the former Pfizer headquarters in New York is expected to yield more than 1,600 apartments. (Joseph DiBlasi/CoStar)
The conversion of the former Pfizer headquarters in New York is expected to yield more than 1,600 apartments. (Joseph DiBlasi/CoStar)
CoStar News
July 27, 2026 | 7:00 P.M.

A New York street just east of Grand Central Terminal is open again after a construction-related closing that lasted most of July. Support columns had buckled at the office-to-residential conversion underway at Pfizer's former headquarters, prompting the shutdown.

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