The building will have a mix of apartments ranging in size from studios to three-bedrooms, and some apartments will have home offices and/or private outdoor space.
Category Archives: Design
Daily News: Sorting House among 12 most exciting condos hitting market
Developer Cadence Property Group has built its latest condo project in the formerly gritty neighborhood atop the 1930s-era Radio City Station Post Office at 318 W. 52nd St .
Hamptons Magazine: Why You Want to Live in Harbor’s Edge
The latest South Fork condominium complex, Harbor’s Edge, offers buyers both the appeal of local living as well as the international appeal of high design.
Adding to the allure of the project are interiors designed by Bradley Stephens of Stephens Design Group, who has designed homes for such high-profile clients as Anderson Cooper and Soledad O’Brien. “‘Condo by the water’ doesn’t begin to describe what Harbor’s Edge is,” says Stephens. “The façade really fits into the surroundings, and the finishes are exquisite.”
Avenue: LUXURY NEW CONDOS NOW AVAILABLE IN SAG HARBOR
Creators, Cocktails, and Conversations: Novel Ideas
On June 5, 2015, Hamptons and the Bay Street Theater hosted “Creators, Cocktails, and Conversations: Novel Ideas,” the first in the three-part #HamptonsConversations series. The evening began with a moderated discussion led by writing an essay outline Editor in Chief Samantha Yanks featuring authors Lucy Sykes Rellie, Jo Piazza, Colleen Saidman Yee, Aliza Licht, Kate Betts, and Suzanne Corso. Following the dialogue, the authors enjoyed Château Minuty rosé aboard a Barton & Gray Hinckley yacht. The evening concluded with a sunset toast catered by Elegant Affairs at Harbor’s Edge, Sag Harbor’s new luxury condominiums.
New York Times: No-Fuss Hamptons Living
“Right now it’s almost like we have two societal forces colliding,” said Keith Green of Halstead Property Development Marketing, the sales manager for Harbor’s Edge, a condominium development in Sag Harbor, with the baby boomer demand for luxury condos “running up against a tradition of civic pressure against condos that is common all across the Hamptons. It’s a Nimby-ism that says: ‘We don’t want more traffic or more crowds, and we don’t want more change.’ ”
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New, Mostly Sold Tribeca Lofts Deign To List Publicly From $3M
Tribeca’s Hubert Street is a little hotbed of new residential development, and one project has officially hit the open market. 15 Hubert Street, a landmarked building from 1867 also known as 407 Greenwich Street, is being converted by CetraRuddy into 12 two-bedroom apartments. Loft-y in design, with exposed brick painted white, concrete accents, and “industrial lighting,” there are onlythree units per floor, ranging from 2,269 square feet to 3,075 square feet, as well as a common roof deck. Completion is slated for early 2016. The building is actually 67 percent, or two-thirds, sold already, and developer Samson Management just listed the four remaining units—one second-floor apartment and three penthouses. The latter have private outdoor space.
All Inclusive: New-Look Townhomes With Condo Conveniences
Managed by Halstead Property Development Marketing, the three-story, three-bedroom townhouse will go on the market by the end of the summer.
Daily News: Market forces are now driving studio apartments to extinction
“A lot of these new developments are marketed toward sophisticated, well-to-do buyers, and those people may not want to be living with first-time homebuyers, who tend to be more transient,” said new development sales exec Robin Schneiderman of Halstead Property Development Marketing, who is marketing a new condo building with very limited studio inventory at 51 Jay St. in Dumbo.
New York Post: The top 4 firms designing NYC
But it’s not all ground-up; 51 Jay Street in DUMBO is a 74-unit conversion, which last week launched sales with prices ranging $875,000 for a studio to $5.15 million for a four-bedroom penthouse.
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