
Transaction History
The Victoria Theater, designed by Thomas Lamb and built in 1917 is part of Harlem’s historic Opera Row. Elements of the original building will be preserved as part of the development of the new Victoria Center. This development is being done in a public–private partnership and will serve as an economic development driver for the northern Manhattan community.
Strategy
Mixed Use Multi-family and Commercial.
Performance & Execution
This new construction mixed-use project in Manhattan totals 380,000 s.f. and comprises a 210-unit Renaissance by Marriot hotel, 192 units of residential rentals, 25,000 s.f. of retail space, a 25,000 s.f. cultural arts facility, and a sub-grade parking garage.
Parts of the original Victoria Theater designed by Thomas Lamb in 1917 will undergo historical preservation and will be restored or replicated and incorporated in the new design.
Parts of the original Victoria Theater designed by Thomas Lamb in 1917 will undergo historical preservation and will be restored or replicated and incorporated in the new design.
- Year Built: 1917
- Year Renovated: 2011
- No of Units: 99
- Gross S.F.: 95,000
- Total Cost: ~$21,300,000
- Capital Partners: HPD, HDC, Citibank

