Rental Prices for 25 Washington Revealed
Yesterday DumboNYC broke the news that Two Trees’ conversion at 25 Washington Street will be ready for prime time next month. The building, which has been branded Gair2, has a website that says the building’s market-rate one-bedrooms will start at $2,400 a month and its two-bedrooms will be going from $3,950 a month. About a…
Yesterday DumboNYC broke the news that Two Trees’ conversion at 25 Washington Street will be ready for prime time next month. The building, which has been branded Gair2, has a website that says the building’s market-rate one-bedrooms will start at $2,400 a month and its two-bedrooms will be going from $3,950 a month. About a quarter of the building’s 105 units have been reserved for residents with incomes at or below 50 percent of the area median income.
25 Washington Occupancy to Begin May 1 [DumboNYC] GMAP
Gair 2 [Official Site]
Development Watch: 25 Washington [Brownstoner]
25 Washington Addition Now With Windows [Brownstoner]
25 Washington Rendering Revealed [Brownstoner]
25 Washington’s Roof Keeps Expanding [Brownstoner]
Another Perspective on 25 Washington [Brownstoner]
Apt 3F with the triangle layout, oh yeah, right.
How the fuck could you possibly place furniture??????
Who designed that one? Stevie Wonder with Hellen Keller????
you gotta be kidding, those layouts are HORRIBLE, did they ever think about furniture placement??????????
obviously not. I couldnt even figure out where a freaking table and four chairs go……
the same 2 room layout, bedroom, then the tiny kitchen licing dining combo?? oh please, you think that is a great layout??? Well I don’t, I think it sucks and has been done to death already.
So BK your wrong, the layouts suck ass.
FYI:
Set aside for households with incomes at or below 50% of area median income:
# Apartments Available Household Size* Apartment Type* Monthly Rent** Total Gross Annual Income Range*** (Min-Max)
13 APTS
1 HSHLD 1 bed $672 $24,767-$27,750
2 HSHLD 1 bed $672 $24,767-$31,700
4 APTS
2 HSHLD 2 bed $819 $29,700-$31,700
3 HSHLD 2 bed $819 $29,700-$35,650
4 HSHLD 2 bed $819 $29,700-$39,600
Set aside for households with incomes at or below 40% of area median income:
# Apartments Available Household Size* Apartment Type* Monthly Rent** Total Gross Annual Income Range*** (Min-Max)
3 APTS
1 HSHLD 1 bed $523 $19,800-$22,200
2 HSHLD 1 bed $523 $19,800-$25,360
1 APT
2 HSHLD 2 bed $641 $23,767-$25,360
3 HSHLD 2 bed $641 $23,767-$28,520
4 HSHLD 2 bed $641 $23,767-$31,680
*Subject to occupancy criteria
**Gas & Electric not included
**Rents subject to change
***Income requirements subject to change
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To summarize, affordable housing rates vary between $523-672 for 1 bdrm, and $641-819 for 2 bdrms. Qualifying income ranges from $19,800 up to $39,600 depending on the size of the household.
An honor, given the competition, that i am among the most annoying on this site. Thank you both
David Walentas is one of the best layout guys there is, so resulting layouts will be best possible given the building.
if you haven’t been in the building, you don’t know the layouts i haven’t either…. just saying
what is DIAF?
Right beneath the Manhattan bridge? Those windows better have triple paned soundproofing! Otherwise, the views from down there are great.
BK Real Estate veteran, you are officially one of the most annoying and obnoxious posters on this blog. please go DIAF
yeah, and I second that !!
**sticks tongue out again***
stargazer, you seen the units? no….. so go see and see what brick and timber is like floorplans, puhleeze
I don’t care what brick and timber is like. I looked on the web site, and from what I saw, No, I didn’t like the floor plans.
I think the floor plans suck, bigtime !!
***sticks tongue out***
When it comes to apartments, Brooklyn and Manhattan are part of the same market for many people.
I certainly looked at apartments in both, and several of my friends have as well.