Oro 2 Changes Name to BKLYN Air, Debuts Teaser Site and Pricing
The 40-story Oro 2 tower at the corner of Gold and Johnson Streets has been rebranded “BKLYN Air,” and it already has a teaser site listing rents from $2,315. The Ismael Levya-designed, 255-unit project at 309 Gold Street has been in the works for two years, and the building looks nearly finished in these photos a…
The 40-story Oro 2 tower at the corner of Gold and Johnson Streets has been rebranded “BKLYN Air,” and it already has a teaser site listing rents from $2,315. The Ismael Levya-designed, 255-unit project at 309 Gold Street has been in the works for two years, and the building looks nearly finished in these photos a tipster sent to us.Rents for studios start from $2,315, one-bedrooms from $2,950, two-bedrooms from $3,750, two-bedroom, two-bath apartments from $4,750, and penthouse units from $8,500 a month. With the over-the-top tag line, “Rent in the Air, Play in the Sky,” the building will offer amenities like an outdoor heated swimming pool, roof deck, two-level fitness club, dry cleaners, valet parking and an “ultra-modern lobby with reflecting pool.” Apartments will feature floor-to-ceiling windows, dark oak hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, Bluetooth speaker systems and Caesarstone countertops.
And here are some floor plans from the teaser site:
Studio:
One bedrooms:
Two bedroom:
Two bedroom, two bath:
And another shot of the building:
BKLYN Air [Official] GMAP
Oro 2 Coverage [Brownstoner]
I thought it was if you nothing nice to say come sit next to me.
That said — I suppose compared to the Park Avenue duplexes and CPW classic 6 with park views that obviously the commenters here all must live in- this isn’t so great.
And as always here come the negative comments. The name is terrible. The building and its amenities are terrible. The neighborhood is terrible.
Wasn’t anyone taught that if you have nothing nice to say (especially when what you’re saying is so silly and subjective) to not say anything at all? Are any of you actual homeowners or do you just complain and gripe about why you’ve fallen so far behind other New Yorkers but don’t realize it because you won’t actual invest in your hometown?
I’m sure the negative comments will now spew forth about me and how I’m probably a right wing homebuilder blah blah blah. I have broad shoulders, so let it come. I’d rather you all got your negativity out on here through words than doing something truly stupid.
prove it braggart
Why don’t you get off your lazy entitled ass and walk to a place close by which has things to do?
Problem solved.
If you learned to read something in full before complaining then your eyes would have scanned over the phrase “outdoor heated swimming pool”.
But you just gripe and moan….why?
no need for ad hominem attacks.
“Brooklynaire” — meaning a person who can still afford to live in Brooklyn.