Update On The Vermeil
When we checked in with The Vermeil almost two months ago, the sales effort had just gotten underway. We forgot to look last time we drove by, but one reader reported that the developer was in the process of putting a cornice on (as the rendering at right suggests). So what’s happenedon the sales front…
When we checked in with The Vermeil almost two months ago, the sales effort had just gotten underway. We forgot to look last time we drove by, but one reader reported that the developer was in the process of putting a cornice on (as the rendering at right suggests). So what’s happenedon the sales front in the last seven weeks? Not a whole heck of a lot, as far as we can tell. Of the 22 apartments (which range from $985,000 to $2,300,000), there are two accepted offers and one signed contract. Interestingly, the first ones to go have been among the biggest and most expensive, a sign, perhaps, of the demand for family-sized accommodations in this part of town. Presumably, a few of you have been to check it out for yourselves by now. What’d you think?
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I went in there this past weekend after some of your responses and I have to honestly say there is nothing like this in all of Park slope.. It looks really nice with a lot of quality work, all of the floorplans are all so different.. Its nice to see that they aren’t so cookie cutter.. I disagree with alot of your statements they are moving very fast, and I think they have like 6 sold already.. I don’t think its nice to judge something like this when you really don’t know what your talking about. The two woman I met were very nice and informative, they didn’t push me.. unlike corcoran!!! I sold my apartment through corcoran and they were terrible..
I went in there this past weekend after some of your responses and I have to honestly say there is nothing like this in all of Park slope.. It looks really nice with a lot of quality work, all of the floorplans are all so different.. Its nice to see that they aren’t so cookie cutter.. I disagree with alot of your statements they are moving very fast, and I think they have like 6 sold already.. I don’t think its nice to judge something like this when you really don’t know what your talking about. The two woman I met were very nice and informative, they didn’t push me.. unlike corcoran!!! I sold my apartment through corcoran and they were terrible..
I went in there this past weekend after some of your responses and I have to honestly say there is nothing like this in all of Park slope.. It looks really nice with a lot of quality work, all of the floorplans are all so different.. Its nice to see that they aren’t so cookie cutter.. I disagree with alot of your statements they are moving very fast, and I think they have like 6 sold already.. I don’t think its nice to judge something like this when you really don’t know what your talking about. The two woman I met were very nice and informative, they didn’t push me.. unlike corcoran!!! I sold my apartment through corcoran and they were terrible..
I was there two weeks ago.. The finished product looks nice, however the two brokers from Brown Stevens who showed me around did not know a lot about the finished product. They could have been selling me a used car. The Corcoran sales people seem much more informed and classy on the whole..
Funny–we were driving down Lincoln Pl.on sunday and my wife remarked about how much better this building would look with a cornice(and also that the other new bldg., on the south side of Lincoln, looked much nicer).
I can’t get beyond the prices. Unbelievable. I am clearly stuck in another era.
I saw the model (3-bdrm) apartment and thought it was quite nice. It’s an open layout and they’ve done a good job with the fixtures and decor. My only reservation (aside from the price!) would be buying from the developer itself at such an early stage in the construction. I don’t know which developer is building this place but I’ve heard bad stories from people who have bought directly from a certain developer who has turned out to be pretty unresponive when problems turn up. The place looks nice though.
Clearly the problem is the name. If they named the building “The Parcells”, every unit would be sold now. This isn’t Philadelphia.
They have one model unit ready – otherwise it is a construction site – e.g. you can look into the elevator shafts, the fall is only prevented by a plywood barrier, no drywalls, not all windows and so on. You get the idea…