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Verizon’s po$h plan

Verizon officials want luxury residential, hotel and restaurant owners to move into their landmark lower Manhattan headquarters — which means the workers have to leave.

The telecom giant is looking for real-estate investors to attract high-end operators to their West Street building, officials said.

But jumping in on the Manhattan real-estate boom means there won’t be enough room for their actual employees.

The 1,100 workers will be inconveniently shipped to offices in Brooklyn, union officials said.

The plan, revealed in a May press release, would retain the bottom 10 floors of the building for some employees, with “plans to market 18 of the upper floors” for development.

The firm took $185 million in federal funds in the form of 9/11 relief money to spruce up the 31-floor building, said Keith Purce, president of Local 1101 of CWA.

That, Purce said, amounts to a subsidy, allowing the firm to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars after hitting up taxpayers.

Verizon brass said they can use their building as they see fit.