i hear it is in move in condition, immediate occupancy, one block to subway, parking for rent, roofdeck with statue of liberty views, supermarket in the corner, trader joe's 10 min. away, close to prime avenue off smith and court streets, low maintenance, tax abatement, units come with balconies and easy to rent for an investor
It is across the street from the Projects. Way to many of them. It's actually at the near end of Hoyt street and further away from Smith Street. Loud radios playing on the corners, bad crowds. The building itself is a hunk of junk. I've been to many of the new developments and this one was poorly done. Walls and floors not level. If you look at the floor, you'll notice slopes. The view from the balconies from the back of the building are of ratted out buildings, backyards and of course, the projects. There was nothing interesting about the finishes. No amenities. It is true that it's close to a very nice neighborhood... it's unfortunate it's so close to the projects.
who wouldn't want to pay top dollar to get robbed when the cops, who surrond those projects, look the other way for a second. just 7 years ago, that block was 1/2 burnt out.
Elliman has been coming in and attempting to get top dollar on many Brooklyn developments that were/are less than desirable.
it is convenient to the subway, trader joe's, restaurants and bars. just don't look towards hoyt and it is really a great location for anything and everything that your heart desires.
i didn't see the floor plans. now that i see them, i feel like it's 2005 "You will build it and they will buy. ANYTHING" these are some cramped apartments to say the least.
Very strange floorplans. The A&B lines have no closets at all. Maybe it was designed for a non-U.S. market where the buyers bring their own cupboards. Just a low-end project, so it'll find its level.
According to this post on Brownstoner, they were bragging about being "close to the 50% mark in contract" last November. I can't imagine who bought here at $650 sq ft. Actually I can't imagine who bought here at all.
Anybody heard anything about this building?
i hear it is in move in condition, immediate occupancy, one block to subway, parking for rent, roofdeck with statue of liberty views, supermarket in the corner, trader joe's 10 min. away, close to prime avenue off smith and court streets, low maintenance, tax abatement, units come with balconies and easy to rent for an investor
i hear it is right across the street from the Hoyt street projects
It is across the street from the Projects. Way to many of them. It's actually at the near end of Hoyt street and further away from Smith Street. Loud radios playing on the corners, bad crowds. The building itself is a hunk of junk. I've been to many of the new developments and this one was poorly done. Walls and floors not level. If you look at the floor, you'll notice slopes. The view from the balconies from the back of the building are of ratted out buildings, backyards and of course, the projects. There was nothing interesting about the finishes. No amenities. It is true that it's close to a very nice neighborhood... it's unfortunate it's so close to the projects.
who wouldn't want to pay top dollar to get robbed when the cops, who surrond those projects, look the other way for a second. just 7 years ago, that block was 1/2 burnt out.
Elliman has been coming in and attempting to get top dollar on many Brooklyn developments that were/are less than desirable.
it is convenient to the subway, trader joe's, restaurants and bars. just don't look towards hoyt and it is really a great location for anything and everything that your heart desires.
i didn't see the floor plans. now that i see them, i feel like it's 2005 "You will build it and they will buy. ANYTHING" these are some cramped apartments to say the least.
Who in hell is buying in this building??? Did they go to see it? I can't believe they have so many in contract.
Very strange floorplans. The A&B lines have no closets at all. Maybe it was designed for a non-U.S. market where the buyers bring their own cupboards. Just a low-end project, so it'll find its level.
http://www.brownstoner.com/brownstoner/archives/2008/11/sales_moving_al.php
According to this post on Brownstoner, they were bragging about being "close to the 50% mark in contract" last November. I can't imagine who bought here at $650 sq ft. Actually I can't imagine who bought here at all.