CONFIRMED84% CONFIDENCEHappened as dated, per the source[1]: "Pro-H bought the site at 842 Sixth Avenue from Developer Robert Chun for $30 million."
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- Sep 10, 202490% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
NYC's 'World's Tallest Modular Hotel' Plan Collapses
Marriott's plan for the world's tallest modular hotel in Manhattan's NoMad district collapsed after years of stalled construction, and the site was sold for a residential condo tower instead.
- The planned 26-story modular AC Hotel NoMad at 842 Sixth Avenue was canceled and the site sold to Pro-H Development for $30 million, reported September 10, 2024[2][3]
- It was announced in 2017 as a 168-room Marriott hotel designed by Danny Forster & Architecture, with components to be built in Poland; it would have been the world's tallest prefab hotel[2][3]
- Work stalled at the foundation stage after the pandemic; lender Avana Capital filed to foreclose in December 2023 and the case settled in August 2024[2][3]
- Pro-H is building a condo tower instead, which topped out at 27 stories and 329 feet with 94 units, designed by Isaac & Stern Architects[2]
Cost $30M
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=J8m_XURNbKYyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Sep 10, 2024 ✓· 49% of score
Happened as dated, per the source: "Pro-H bought the site at 842 Sixth Avenue from Developer Robert Chun for $30 million."
- [2]78%842 Sixth Avenue: Leafy NoMad condo blossoms on site once planned for world’s tallest modular hotelcityrealty.com· Added Sep 15, 2026· 49% of score
- [3]92%A buyer plans condo instead of world's tallest modular hoteltherealdeal.com· Published Sep 10, 2024· 3% of score
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