One Essex Crossing v. Essex Crossing

Today, let’s zoom in on our current property spotlight: One Essex Crossing.

What’s the difference between One Essex Crossing and Essex Crossing?

“One Essex Crossing” refers specifically to the 83-unit condominium tower at 202 Broome Street—our subject property.

“Essex Crossing” refers to the entire multi-building, mixed-income community that’s reshaping the Lower East Side. It features housing, retail, offices, cultural spaces, and public realm improvements across nine development sites.

Here’s the residential breakdown:

• The Essex at 115 Delancey Street
  (24 floors with 195 rental units; 102 are affordable)

• The Rollins at 145 Clinton Street
  (15 floors with 211 rental units; 104 are affordable)

• The Artisan at 180 Broome Street
  (25 floors with 263 rental units; 131 are affordable)

• 242 Broome Street, formerly referred to as Site 1
  (14 floors with 55 condo units; 11 are affordable)

• 140 Essex Street – Senior Housing
  (8 floors with 92 rental units; 100% affordable)

• 175 Delancey Street – Frances Goldin Senior Apartments
  (14 floors with 99 rental units; 100% affordable)

What’s next?

There’s an upcoming mixed-income project at Site 9, plus two additional addresses—116 Delancey Street and 121 Stanton Street—with limited public info (so far).

I’ve included images of each to help sort them out visually.

Stay tuned—next post, I’ll explore the neighborhood amenities and lifestyle perks before diving into the numbers.

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