Slate Property Group and Adam America Real Estate’s 51 Jay Street was among the projects in the list that have crossed the 50 percent sold mark, though sales just launched in January. The projected total sellout for the project is $195.9 million.
It’s no secret that new residential construction in Brooklyn is booming. A report from Halstead Property Development Marketing (HPDM) offers a snapshot of the borough’s new development market.
“Artists have been the backbone of this community and are the underlying current to the fabric that exists,” said Brendan Aguayo of Halstead. “It should be a goal to ensure the protection of their interests be built into whatever framework is ultimately agreed upon.”
While there are only 13 homes in the Flatiron’s 21W20 building, each one is a study in luxury—especially the penthouses.
The smallest unit available, a 600-square-foot studio, is $895,000; the largest is a three-bedroom asking $2.625 million.
FOR REAL ESTATE – PH53A 388 Bridge St
Looking for a penthouse in Brooklyn? Between 388 Bridge and Oosten, HPDM has you covered.
FOR REAL ESTATE — Fall Preview — State+Bond — exterior dusk CREDIT: HPDM
Distinct, modernist design is experienced both inside and out of these five individual Boerum Hill townhomes, each with over 4,100 square feet of living space, dedicated parking and private garden.
FOR REAL ESTATE — Fall Preview — The Condos at Navy Green
For Real Estate — Fall Preview — Sorting House duplex terrace CREDIT: Wordsearch
FOR REAL ESTATE — Fall Preview — 19 Park Place — penthouse kitchen CREDIT: McAuley Digital
The 24 distinct full- and half-floor residences on 21 floors are crafted with balance, flow, and warmthblending contemporary design elements with timeless finishes of solid wood, smooth stone, and polished metal.
Halstead Property Development Marketing is proud to be the exclusive sales and marketing firm representing 19 Park Place, The Sorting House, State + Bond, and Navy Green– all listed among The New York Post’s 33 buzziest new buildings.
318 W. 52nd St.
On the market: Fall.
Known as “the Sorting House,” it’s being built atop a post office, which will continue to operate on the first two floors. Many of the apartments will have outdoor space; prices start at $1.3 million.
538 Washington Ave., Clinton Hill
There are just ten units, each with outdoor space. A 533-square-foot studio is priced at $499,000; a 2,650-square-foot three-bedroom with a garden is $2.4 million.