Just curious, was "stretch 1.75" announced? Seems odd even for a long stretch on these buildings which are right on the water and could have wind impacted fires.
Last I heard 212's house was still owned by the city. With the increase in construction over there, it seems re-opening 212 would make a lot of sense. I think many places we'd all love to see re-opened have lost their houses to private sale or other city agencies (IE. E36).
Just looking at a map, 112 on Ralph makes a lot of sense. However knowing what was going on in Bushwick in the 80's, it probably made more sense for them to stay on Knick
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