One Hanson Breaks 50 Percent Barrier
Looks like the expansive hors d’oeuvres spread at the open house that the developers of One Hanson Place threw for brokers a couple of weeks back gave the sales effort that extra push it needed. (Or maybe it was the wool-knit cap lead Corco broker Adam Pacelli was sporting.) Either way, we just learned it…
Looks like the expansive hors d’oeuvres spread at the open house that the developers of One Hanson Place threw for brokers a couple of weeks back gave the sales effort that extra push it needed. (Or maybe it was the wool-knit cap lead Corco broker Adam Pacelli was sporting.) Either way, we just learned it was enough to push the 189-unit development over the 50% sold milestone. The renewed momentum is welcome news, we’re sure, after a very slow 4th quarter last year. We were able to pop our heads into the open house to see a finished two-bedroom and gotta say it looked pretty nice. What we really want to know, though, is who’s gonna step up for that 4-story penthouse in the tower when it hits the market. Can’t imagine what the price tag on that baby will be.
Does anyone know when the retailer will begin to construct and occupy the first floor space?
we looked in this building as well and found the units to be very well proportioned and decently priced. some friends of ours bought 2 apts and combined them as well. ultimately we opted for a brownstone apt in prospect heights since that is really what moving to brooklyn is all about for us….something different….Had we not found our other place, I am sure we would have been happy at one hanson though as it was better than most things we had seen over the past year.
hey 2:40.
the only way you’d get upside down with your mortgage is if you got greedy and bought a place you couldn’t afford. if you find one within your financial limits, you should be just fine barring losing your job, major illness, etc but even then i wouldn’t buy unless you can keep a good 6 months worth of savings in an account after your down payment.
please don’t feed into the fear. buying a house, is just that. buying a house.
it’s not less or more than that. it’s a roof over your head, that if you are happy with should not be of a huge concern whether or not it goes up, goes down or stays the same. if you’re in it for the long haul, the odds are in your favor that you’ll come out ahead.
nope, not a broker
Wish I had the money, with the market the way it is, and the entry and exit costs so high for a new buyer, I could get upside down in the mortgage really fast. Just tough to tell what in the world the real estate market is going to do.
D and Anon (3 of them) – you do sound like brokers, get a grip.
sorry, havent figured out how to post yet. Ignore the last two posts!
I also bought a one bedroom facing fort greene and do not think AY will have any negative effect. I fell in love with the building and the location and believe it is a fantastic investment. They are very firm on prices… i think because it is over half sold. I know several other buyers who recently bought in the building. They previously checked every condo on the market in brooklyn and felt that nothing compared.
I also bought a one bedroom facing fort greene and do not think AY will have any negative effect. I fell in love with the building and the location and believe it is a fantastic investment. They are very firm on prices… i think because it is over half sold. I know several other buyers who recently bought in the building. They previously checked every condo on the market in brooklyn and felt that nothing compared.