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Thegeothermalsystem at 1515 Surf is the biggest one in a residential building in New York City — for now. A development in Greenpoint slated for completion next year, 1 Java Street, will be about twice the size of 1515 Surf, with 834apartmentsacross two towers, and 320 bore holes drilled into the earth for the ground source heat pumps.

The Riverieapartmentblocks in New York City, which are heated and cooled using ageothermalsystem. Photo: Clara Hudson It isn't easy to snag anapartmentin New York City.

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ABOUT THIS HOMEPenthouseApartment-PenthouseApartment- New York, NY Real Estate & Homes for Sale ThePenthouseat 151 Lenox: Your Sanctuary In The Sky Perched on the top floor, PH5 is a serene, south-of-125th retreat where pin-drop quiet meets cinematic city views.

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Lendlease preps New York City's largest residentialgeothermalproject The Riverie is expected to reduce its annual carbon emissions fromheatingandcooling by 53% compared to a traditional building.

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1 Java Street in Brooklyn, expected to be completed in 2025, is the largest multifamily project in New York State (if not the country) to use ageothermalheat exchange system.

Affordable Housing Concepts' Zero Placeapartmentbuilding in New Paltz, New York utilizes ground-source heat pumps to provide space and waterheatingfor tenants. This is the second ground source-heated multifamily building for developer Keith Libolt of Affordable Housing Concepts.

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