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The partial stop work order at 20 Bayard Street aka Karl Fischer Row hasn’t stopped the project’s web developers from staying busy. When it’s finally done, the 80,000-plus-square-foot building is scheduled to have 64 apartments and 45 parking spaces. As the flash intro to the new web site that launched on Fridaydoesn’t let you forget, the sales pitch is all about one thing: the views. No pricing info has been disclosed yet. Any guesses?
Development Homepage [20 Bayard] GMAP P*Shark DOB


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  1. Probably these jokers are from Mid-West! I’ve been living in Greenpoint-Williamsburg
    for 25 years, these vinyl houses might be ridiculous for some but that Greenpoint.
    Working class folks were living here.

    If it wouldn’t be for the mayor who help changed the zoning, we wouldn’t have these ugly high-rise who are poorly builded.

    Polish and irish have work hard to keep
    the place clean and nice, it’s just too bad
    that they have sold there sole to those developers aka acidic jews. It’s a shame!

  2. do any of you jokers who are actually posting all of this crap even live in the area? As a lifetime resident of greenpoint thee fact that you are calling the houses ugly because they have vinyl siding is ridiculous. Where did you people grow up? If you don’t like the neighborhood then go back to wherever the hell you came from

  3. Apparently the area in question sits on an old riverbed which required that these high-rises be supported by a series of piles in order to prevent differential settlement. I believe that the Ikon was built on top of an existing warehouse which has since been retrofitted with piles.

    Being that the land is an old riverbed, I imagine that the water table is high and therefore the potential for flooding does exist. I am, howevever, only speculating!

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