Holy Bull Market, Batman: 110 Livingston 85% Sold
If you’re David Walentas, you’ve got to be pretty pleased with how the sales process at 110 Livingston has gone. After great pre-opening buzz, the sales office opened last September and by early December The Daily News was reporting that more than half the units were spoken for. Then, on Friday, we learned that the…
If you’re David Walentas, you’ve got to be pretty pleased with how the sales process at 110 Livingston has gone. After great pre-opening buzz, the sales office opened last September and by early December The Daily News was reporting that more than half the units were spoken for. Then, on Friday, we learned that the McKim Meade & White-designed building is now more than 85 percent sold. 99 Gold it ain’t. Anyone know which units are left? Oh, and check out the side-less-photographed on the jump.
Condos Sales Strong at 110 Livingston [Brownstoner] GMAP
the addition looks great in my view — very cool buildling.
hi
my husband and i are looking to rent a one br at 110 livingston. please let me know if you have anything available to rent.
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I love the location. just bought there and couldn’t be happier.
This is a nasty blog.
I’m outta here,
You guys must all be desperate real estate agents.
And I agree that 110 Livingston is
in the middle of nowhere, between the
municipal building and the courts and the jail.
Slow day for Brownstoner, eh?
“Brooklyn Heights is at least three blocks away”??
You obviously don’t know Brooklyn at all, do you? The border of Brooklyn Heights is at Court Street, which is–wait for it!–ONE BLOCK AWAY.
The northern border of Boerum Hill is at State Street, which is TWO BLOCKS AWAY. Look at a map before you write, moron.
No one said anything about this building being in Brookln Heights, Cobble Hill, or Boerum Hill. Just that it’s very convenient to those nabes.
Either you have a reading comprehension problem, or you’re just an idiot. Which is it?
Oh, and don’t call me luv, you stupid fucktard.
Brooklyn Heights is at least three blocks away, three ugly blocks.
It isn’t Brooklyn Heights, it isn’t Cobble Hill, it isn’t Boerum Hill, it’s the Civil Servant District, Get out of your cave luv.
Actually, it’s convenient to everything–including the 9 subway lines that’ll take you to Manhattan in less than 5 minutes.
You can hate the building all you want (the top addition is unfortunate), but to suggest the neighborhood is nothing but a municipal office district is moronic.
The neighborhood is great now, and unless you live in a cave, you’re probably aware of all the development and changes in the area that will make it even better and more residential.
The Board of Ed building’s a block away from Brooklyn Heights, two blocks from Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill. It’s nothing if not convenient.
Oh yeah, and the Transit Museum is actually really cool.
I think this is a hideous building.
Even good architects had their bad days, and now it’s topped off with that psychiatric hospital wing addition, blechh!
in the middle of the municipal office district, double blechhh!!
Convenient to jury duty and the transit museum I guess.