Manhattan’s historic Hudson Hotel is facing a massive $440 million bankruptcy crisis — following a fierce legal battle with 46 low-income seniors

Remember the Hudson Hotel? Back in the day, it was an absolute nightlife hotspot after a massive $125 million renovation in 2000. Sadly, the pandemic forced its permanent closure in 2020.

Now, its planned rebirth as a luxury apartment complex has hit a major roadblock.

The property’s current owners officially filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on October 22, 2025. The filing follows a highly chaotic series of events that ultimately halted a massive $440 million residential conversion.

From a glitzy boutique hotel to a halted construction zone

The grand plan was to transform the shuttered 878-room hotel into 440 market-rate rental apartments. The developers, CSC Real Estate, took over a 99-year ground lease in May 2022. They secured a $207 million loan from Parkview Financial to get the project off the ground…

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