Park Place Condos Gettin' There
With the upper floors of the Park Place Condo’s flatbush facade complete, we’re liking how the glass and metal facade are shaping up. We didn’t get a chance to look at the “traditional” side of the building on Park Place so we’re interested to hear from locals how that’s looking. From what we can tell,…
With the upper floors of the Park Place Condo’s flatbush facade complete, we’re liking how the glass and metal facade are shaping up. We didn’t get a chance to look at the “traditional” side of the building on Park Place so we’re interested to hear from locals how that’s looking. From what we can tell, there are 29 apartments left, ranging from 1- to 3-bedrooms, with prices starting at $645,000. There was an open house on Sunday. Did anyone go?
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I like the way the model looks. Angles make the space more original, although it may make it harder to arrange furniture. Did anyone see the common patios or roof top deck? How is it?
I live around the corner on Sixth Ave, so have watched this with interest. The back is, sadly, pretty cheap looking. I know that the development company made adjustments to its original plan to make it look more like the surrounding brownstones on Park, but it looks like it will be brown painted cement in order to fit in…
The curved balcony at the top makes it seem off balance to me- and what’s the point of a roof balcony?
This place is WAY overpriced. Over a million for a 1300 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom on Flatbush with 8 ft ceilings and questionable (from all reports) workmanship/ finishes. Good Luck, Corcoran!
It harks me back to the condos built on park place down the street — cheaply built and overpriced. And be warned -the big church that used to occupy this space had some structural damage in its basement due to being over the subway line. Caveat emptor
I would be nervous about buying here. The development took forever with delay upon delay. ZeeBee’s post seems to confirm that the developer does not have a clue. And despite the great location, it is on Flatbush Avenue, with a guarantee of almost constant traffic and noise.
Have to agree with the above post – strange angles and poor workmanship for the prices and monthly fees associated with the building.
The Spouse and I went a couple of months ago when the development wasn’t as far along but there was a model unit to check out. We weren’t impressed with the finishes – they were high-end at a glance but there were contractor goofs (gaps at baseboards, wrong color counter installed in the kitchen, things not quiiiiiite aligned in a bathroom) that made us go hmmm. If the model unit isn’t impeccable, what hope for the other units? The living-dining-kitchen space is awkward – there are funny cutoffs and angles which really limit how you can arrange your furniture, despite the relatively large square footage of the room.
This place looks cheap and 8ft ceilings cheap windows on the park place side,too