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Under the agreement. Dinkins said, 60 of the luxury units cannot be rented or sold until all of the low and moderate-income units are rented. The residential part of the project calls for 650 apartments ranging in size from studios to two-bedroom apartments in the 38-story tower and the six and seven-story buildings. In addition, six residences of the town house type, complete with stoops and private entrances, will dot the side street The old Madison Square Garden filled the square-block site on W. 50th St between Eighth and Ninth Aves.

from 1925 to 196a It was torn down to be replaced by the present. $135 million Madison Square Garden which was built atop Penn Station at Seventh Ave. and 33d St Zeckendorf purchased the W. 50th St site last year for $100 million from Gulf Western. Daily Neat Su Wf The sit of the old Madison Square Garden on W.

50th St in Clinton, which for the past 17 years has been used as a parking lot, will become home to a $500 million development project It has won a unanimous vote of approval by the Board of Estimate. The project has come under fire from members of several Clinton-based citizens' organizations, who said they fear that new luxury housing in their historic neighborhood will eventually drive up rents and force out long time residents. The project Includes a 43-story office tower at Eighth Ave. and 50th St, and the construction of a 33-story condominium and several smaller residential buildings between Eighth and Ninth Aves. The buildings will be put up by developer William Zeckendorf Jr.

The Board of Estimate's vote was delayed until 4 a.m. Friday when William Zeckendorf Jr. agreed to expand the number of low and moderate-income apartments in his original proposal from 60 to 13Z The proposal had called for Zeckendorf to rehabilitate six tenements across Ninth Ave. to provide 60 low-income apartments which would be operated By wng Oehniqm. foot turojry prfaiwJ wfthout hcfjIKjjuttua A minimal amount of timo last from work is ni hisml Similar tschniqun an oho ovoHabh) to prefaW hansw loss, bona spun, cams, Pailawm and fcvuwii sasnails.

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