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More than a year after the shocking demolition of the historic Jacob Dangler mansion at 441 Willoughby Avenue by a local developer with plans for a new apartment building, the site remains empty.
While court filings show the nonprofit has not yet filed a petition with the state attorney general to sell the property, documents recorded only last week by the city show a $1.525 million mortgage was reassigned last year.
The Jacob Dangler mansion was an architectural gem and a community gathering place. One year after it was demolished, its supporters gathered to mark the anniversary.
Despite pleas, protests and petitions, a developer tore down the 120-year-old Jacob Dangler House. Residents are still reflecting on what happened.
A new report noted office leasing activity in Lower Manhattan remained 45 percent below the five-year quarterly average during the second quarter of 2022.