National Urban League
Overview
National Urban League is a mixed-use, multi faceted project spanning retail, office, residential and recreational commercial use space. The program will offer 170 affordable housing units, 70,000 SF of spec class A office space, 110,000 SF of retail, a museum for Urban Civil Rights Experience Museum, and headquarters for three prominant community organizations. Construction began 2Q2020.
Location
121 West 25th Street, New York, NY
Type
Mixed-Use
Status
Complete
By the Numbers
171
Mixed Income units
21.5K
National Urban League Museum SF
414K
Total Buildable SF
42K
Class A Office Space SF
Our impact
“Returning the National Urban League’s headquarters to Harlem, debuting New York’s first civil rights museum, providing office space to community groups and civic organizations, and providing affordable housing will contribute to the continued growth of Harlem and provide its residents with vital resources.” – Meredith Marshall, BRP Co-Founder
Noteworthy
Urban League Empowerment Center’s Façade Nears Completion
Urban League kicks off construction on new national headquarters in Harlem
Construction Begins On National Urban League’s New Headquarters In Harlem
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