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...Hasty Pudding Club, the Chabad House at Harvard, and the Bee Club have all made bids for the property at 45 Dunster Street, which is currently owned by the Fly Club and leased to the Bee—but a decision on who will lay claim to the space has yet to be made...
Although “expressions of interest” in the building have been communicated to the Fly for years, the Bee’s termination of the lease initiated serious conversation among Fly graduate board members about the future of 45 Dunster Street, according to Powers...
Upon its merger with the now-defunct D.U. Club in 1996, the Fly took ownership of the Dunster Street building, which former D.U. member and current Fly graduate board member Charles J. Egan Jr. '54 said was famous for having “the nicest garden area" in Harvard Square. The Fly operates out of their building at 2 Holyoke Street near Lowell House...
Harvard’s Chabad House, which coordinates outreach to the University’s Jewish community, currently owns a building on Banks Street near Dunster and Mather Houses, which it purchased for $1.5 million...
...retained ownership of the Dunster Street building when it merged with the now-defunct D.U. Club in 1996. High-end men’s apparel boutique J.Press is a current lessee of the space, with a storefront facing Mt. Auburn Street...