Million-Dollar Condos Hit the Market in Bed Stuy
A boutique condo building has just debuted at 170 Putnam in Bed Stuy with asking prices starting at $995,000, according to BuzzBuzz Home. On a square foot basis, that works out to be $589 to $895 a square foot. Is this the new normal for Bed Stuy, at least near the Clinton Hill border? It’s still possible…
A boutique condo building has just debuted at 170 Putnam in Bed Stuy with asking prices starting at $995,000, according to BuzzBuzz Home. On a square foot basis, that works out to be $589 to $895 a square foot.
Is this the new normal for Bed Stuy, at least near the Clinton Hill border? It’s still possible to buy a whole renovated house in east Bed Stuy in the $900,000s or a renovated house with details for about $1,200,000 in Stuy Heights.
The four-story, three-unit Verve Condominium has a ground floor duplex with private garden and two triplexes with roof decks. The 1,954 square-foot garden duplex has backyard access from both levels and is asking $1,150,000, or $589 a square foot. The two triplexes are 1,111 and 1,168 square feet, asking $995,000 and $1,025,000 respectively. That shakes out to $895 and $877 per square foot. Features of the units include wide white oak flooring, remote-controlled floor-to-ceiling windows, Caesarstone countertops and stainless steel appliances. Both triplexes have double-height ceilings. The developer is Urban View, who’s also behind a three-unit building nearby at 246 Quincy Street.
Click through the jump for images of Unit C, one of the triplexes. What do you think of the prices and finishes?
170 Putnam Avenue [Corcoran] GMAP
Bed-Stuy’s The Verve Condominium Nudges Off Sales, Starting at $995,000 [BBH]
Try $2.2 million for a renovated house with details in Stuyvesant Heights. Or $1.7 million for one that needs extensive structural work. Those are actual sellng prices in the last three months. These levels are LONG overdue given the high quality homes and a neighborhood that has been wonderfully maintained for many decades!.
We need to landmark Bedford Stuyvesant!