Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street
A reader just sent in this update of the six-story building rising at 414 Hicks Street along with this note: “Fucking massive. Will strain PS29. Insufficient parking. Can’t wait.” A ringing endorsement if we ever heard one. Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner] Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner] Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner]…
A reader just sent in this update of the six-story building rising at 414 Hicks Street along with this note: “Fucking massive. Will strain PS29. Insufficient parking. Can’t wait.” A ringing endorsement if we ever heard one.
Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner]
Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner]
Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner]
Development Watch: 414 Hicks Proceeds Apace [Brownstoner]
Development Watch: 414 Hicks Street [Brownstoner] GMAP P*Shark DOB
Columbia-Hicks Development Still Being Tweaked [Brownstoner]
As Tony Soprano said, “More money is lost through indesision than by a wrong decision.”
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Didn’t he get killed?
haha!!
Posted by: joeingowanus at March 2, 2010 3:10 PM
Put that cash to work, Joe.
As Tony Soprano said, “More money is lost through indesision than by a wrong decision.”
By the time this is finished we’ll be in the upleg of a new bull property market.
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haha!!
whoa heather just chanelled me.
*rob*
Wah, will strain rich kid public. My child might have to go private, or attend school with children in Red Hook. Wah!
Sorry, school thing… it makes me cranky. So tired of hearing how there are only four or five elementary schools in Brooklyn worth attending.
typical whiney comment from someone who hates all new development and sees everything in life from negative angle.
Probably doesn’t have a car or kid anyway.
By the time this is finished we’ll be in the upleg of a new bull property market.
The December 2007 Brownstoner link (posted above) says:
At present, the plans call for a unit mix as follows: 18 market-rate units (likely condos) in the smallest building; 33 market-rate units (likely condos) and one single-family townhouse at the second development site; and 82 rentals (half of which will be affordable housing), 21 market-rate condos and four two-family townhouses at the third development site.
But that was in 2007.
What the hell is it!?