A highly anticipated church-replacing condo is coming to Brooklyn and a rendering of the soon-to-be structure, dubbed Fix Six One Pacific, has recently been revealed.
There's a new standard for New York buildings, one that calls for structures to be built with rare and uncommon materials or have unique shapes to help them stand out among the other thousands of buildings in the city. Take, for example, the new distinct structure coming to 251 First Street.
JDS Development Group has just put 44 new condominiums Brooklyn on the market in Brooklyn while they wrap up construction on the new residential tower at 613 Baltic Street.
A new condominium in Greenpoint at 868 Lorimer on the Park has just hit the market and has been revealed to hold the most expensive duplex penthouse in the area at $4.01 million.
Two more boutique condominium buildings are headed Greenpoint at 170 and 174 West Street. The five-story developments hold only 15 apartments altogether, designed by Studio C.
A new modern boutique building is set to rise in Brooklyn, just a block away from Fort Greene Park. It will hold only six condominiums and is being developed by BCN Development.
March was a big month for new developments, and with New York City’s population reaching an all time high, these new building are going to come at the right time. New Yorkers have been talking about these especially notable developments: 100 Varick Street, 10 Jay Street, and The Dumbo Waterfront.
Simon Dushinsky, who operates the real estate investment firm Rabsky Group,has acquired an undisclosed stake in the major real estate project located in Bushwick, a property that was once home to Rheingold Beer’s brewing operations. Dushinsky has ambitious plans for the Rheingold Brewery site: a rental building containing nearly 400 units and spanning almost 400,000 square feet.
Piece by piece, NYC is undergoing a transformation: modernization, to the tune of green, ultraluxe and amenities. Though most of the construction is brand new buildings, developers are also restoring older buildings to fit a new generation of architecture. These renovations are intended to maintain the former beauty of the buildings, match the prevalent characteristics of the neighborhood it resides in, and meet the current needs of society.