Be@Schermerhorn Website Fleshed Out, Still No Pricing

The website for be@schermerhorn went from placeholder to real-estate-porn status last week. There's lot of teaser info now about floorplans and finishes but no money shot: The only price info remains the price range indications in the "Contact" area of the site. As we pointed out when we reported the site's launch, the 250 or so units will be comprised of studios, one bedrooms and two bedrooms, with the cheapest apartments starting above $300,000. According to the site, formal sales will begin in the Fall.
Procida's be@schermerhorn Website Goes Live [Brownstoner] GMAP
200 Livingston Facade Almost Done [Brownstoner]
Any Takers for 189 Schermerhorn? [Brownstoner]
200 Livingston Comes Into Focus [Brownstoner]

Trackback Pings

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.brownstoner.com/mte/mt-tb.cgi/5648

Comments

Pricing is available through the broker. I emailed and was able to receive a list of available apartments. They are really lacking information though in terms of finishes, details on amenities, etc. They are offering 5% discounts if you buy before the sales officially start.

Posted by: AndYouWillKnowUsbyTheTrailofRenters at July 28, 2008 10:54 AM

Small bedrooms and living areas. No washer/dryer and not much in the way of closet/storage space. And they look like every other new condo out there. The only thing to like are the views from the high flors and large terraces on a few of them. Otherwise -- ugh.

Posted by: BH76 at July 28, 2008 11:15 AM

Ohhh, _that's_ what that giant POS is. I could see it going up from my back window and couldn't figure out why they'd put terraces on a fugly office tower. Silly me.

Posted by: grippy at July 28, 2008 11:42 AM

Pricing is available? Oh good, I'll price one at $50 and buy it. Oh wait, you mean prices are available.

Can't expect brokers to know the difference between a transitive verb and a noun. Or "luxury" and "pedestrian".

Posted by: dittoburg at July 28, 2008 11:45 AM

so, grippy, does this mean you live in one of the 14 townhouses? if so, ooh la la!! lucky you (to have such a great view of that giant POS).

Posted by: i disagree at July 28, 2008 11:49 AM

What's a POS? Is this another one of those texting abbreviations that I should know but never do?

Posted by: Nokilissa at July 28, 2008 12:01 PM

Hi Nokilissa! Good seeing you here. POS is piece of sh1t. It's not an abbreviation you would want attributed to your home, your view, your neighborhood, etc.

Posted by: Biff Champion at July 28, 2008 12:09 PM

Yes, pricing (information) IS available. I love people who sit on message boards and correct grammar. I guess from now on I should proofread all of my posts to make sure I get a good grade and don't fail out of the Brownstoner Message Board Academy.

Posted by: AndYouWillKnowUsbyTheTrailofRenters at July 28, 2008 12:20 PM

Why are they waiting so long to sell this? The building looks almost done. Standard procedure is to start sales a year or two in advance.

Posted by: zinka at July 28, 2008 12:33 PM

I don't hate this building nearly as much as everyone here does, it seems.

It's certainly better than a lot of other stuff I've seen lately.

Posted by: 11217 at July 28, 2008 1:05 PM

Lack of in-unit washer/dryer is puzzling.

Posted by: LilBitOfLuck at July 28, 2008 2:35 PM

Agree with 11217, not so bad this time. Not great, but could be MUCH worse.

Biff! Lovely to see you as well.

Posted by: Nokilissa at July 28, 2008 2:51 PM

Not a bad development at all, and on a block that really needs it.

I'm curious to see how well (or how poorly) the units sell given the current economic malaise. I'm hoping they make out alright--hopefully, more residents will translate into more shops and services for the immediate area.

Although it's probably going to be cheaper than either the Toren or Oro, the location is head and shoulders above anything on that stretch of Flatbush.

Posted by: 11201 at July 28, 2008 3:54 PM

The love certainly isn't mutual.

Posted by: dittoburg at July 28, 2008 5:32 PM

Please don't judge Flatbush Corridor on what is there now. When City Point is built, where the old Albee Square Mall was, this will have a major impact on the Flatbush environment. Add to this the completion of Avalon Bay, landscaping of Flatbush. Willoughby Square Park etc. and Flatbush will be much different in 3 years than what you see now.

Posted by: Junkman at July 29, 2008 7:03 AM

« Massive Renos: Are They Still Worth It? Garden of the Day: On the Edge of Carroll Gardens »

July 28, 2008

Be@Schermerhorn Website Fleshed Out, Still No Pricing

Trackback Pings

Comments

Post a comment

Latest Restaurant Additions