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March 11, 2009
Developer: Sterling Green Is "Seriously Green"
The Brooklyn Eagle, the last independent paper in Brooklyn, gave it up yesterday for Sterling Green, the new eight-unit project at 580 Sterling Place on the Prospect Heights/Crown Heights border that is, according to its developer, "a seriously green project." (It's also a "green" project for us, since they're an advertiser.) All that bamboo flooring and energy efficiency translates into per square foot prices of only $400 to $500. Two of the eight units have contracts out so far. GMAP
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prices seem very reasonable on a square food basis, but those are pretty awkward layouts, like with a master bathroom a flood below the master bedroom....
Posted by: washingtonandatlantic at March 11, 2009 12:48 PM
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