Abramson Brothers is joining the wave of Midtown property owners turning their aging office buildings into apartments. The longtime office landlord filed plans last week to convert its 90,000-square-foot building at 333 West 52nd Street in Hell’s Kitchen into a 108-unit residential property, according to a filing with the Department of Buildings. Architecture firm CetraRuddy, which has become a go-to for office-to-residential conversions across the city, is leading the redesign. Abramson Brothers has owned the building since around the time of its founding in 1957. This will be the firm’s first office-to-residential conversion.  Plans call for ground-floor retail and parking, […]

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