Who Wants to Live on Kent and Myrtle?
In the comments section of Tuesday’s Daily Links, a reader questioned how many people really want to live on Myrtle and Kent. Now it just so happens that the day before we passed the development that’s going up at 609 Myrtle. The design, which screams Scarano (a decent bet given that this is a Developers…
In the comments section of Tuesday’s Daily Links, a reader questioned how many people really want to live on Myrtle and Kent. Now it just so happens that the day before we passed the development that’s going up at 609 Myrtle. The design, which screams Scarano (a decent bet given that this is a Developers Group project), is certainly fancier than anything else in the immediate vicinity. Regardless of how nice the building is, if the condo market is anything but super-hot, it seems to us that it’s going to be tough to sell buyers on this location. Do others agree? GMAP.
This building is by Sears Tambasco Architects, not Scarano.
“There is no subway train anywhere near there, but there are buses.”
the myrtle-willoughby g train stop is not too far.
Why on earth would anyone choose to live there when there is so much product out there right now, better buildings, in better areas. Maybe when the market was hot, but now… no way! And safe? Surely that was a broker who wrote that. That area is not safe!
my mother for a 3room and 2 bathroom she you like to pay up to 1000 or about 1400
I dont know why my other post was deleted. And not that it’s any of your business, but I have had jobs since I was 13 and have enough money in the bank for a down payment. And yes my parents will be helping me out with the monthly payments the same way they would have in a dorm situation. So I ask again, anyone have some additional information on this building?
re: 10:32 pm. Go back to your realtor’s office and try and be a bit more subtle . . .
I am really interested in this place. Does anyone have info on when its opening for sales?
Sears Tambasco (on Fulton Street) are the architects. I didn’t think it looked like a Scarano design, which is why I looked it up.
As far as Pratt students with Daddy’s $$, the Clinton Mews (Dekalb Ave. former Pratt warehouse) condo conversion the the late 80’s (I am dating myself), and it filled almost instantly with Pratt students.
So a repeat performance could happen in this day & age…