Open Tapestry!

The 12-story, 185-unit Tapestry apartment building, at 124th Street and Second Avenue, has finally opened its doors. Last week, co-developers Jonathan Rose Cos. and Lettire Construction Corp. held a ribbon-cutting at the project, which is part of the 125th Street River to River Rezoning, a multi-city agency effort to infuse the area with cultural, retail, entertainment, and residential uses. It's also on track to become East Harlem's first LEED Gold rental residential development. Pictured: JRCo's Paul Freitag, NYS Energy Research and Development Authority's Luke Falk, MHG Architects' David Phillips and Herb Mandel, Lettire's Nick Lettire, JRCo's Jonathan Rose, NYC HDC's Marc Jahr, Wells Fargo Multifamily Campaign's Rachel Grossman, NYC Department of HPD's Holly Leicht, JPMorgan Chase Community Development Banking Group's Elliot Hobbs, and PNC MultiFamily Capital's Ian Arias.

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