110 4th Avenue Starts Renting
The Scarano-designed building at 110 4th Avenue (which we checked in on back in October) has hit the market, reports Gowanus Lounge. The 49-unit project (brought to you by the same developer of the nearby Hotel Le Bleu) will be ready for rental tenants in the spring, according to a banner on the building. An…
The Scarano-designed building at 110 4th Avenue (which we checked in on back in October) has hit the market, reports Gowanus Lounge. The 49-unit project (brought to you by the same developer of the nearby Hotel Le Bleu) will be ready for rental tenants in the spring, according to a banner on the building. An added perk, GL reminds us, is the proximity to the KFC next door. Variety bucket, anyone? GMAP
Bklynight if the apts are still available can you please email me as well? salman63@gmail.com Thanks.
@Bklynight, me too! tesser22 at gmail – dot – com
@Bklynight i’m definitely interested in your building. can you email me? aliquig – at – gmail – dot – com
Those prices are on par with the rockrose and avalon towers in Long Island City.
Insanity.
@ northsloperenter: I meant that the prices for my apt aren’t bad on this side of 4th (I live in a duplex in that building and have 1.5 bathrooms, and an office/sitting area in addition to the living room – yes I really love my apt).
The rent at 110 4th is absurd! No doorman, no free parking or storage, no gold-plated fixtures; if I were thinking of paying $1700 more/mo for what – a gym?! – I can assure you I wouldn’t be living there! I *would* give the place the benefit of the doubt that the apts are HUGE to justify the price, but with 49 units, I’m guessing that there would be a lot of down-grading to full-sized beds…
The building on the corner of St. Marks and 4th that is now about 5 years old had 3BRs for about $4000 when the place opened and I remember thinking that was a little steep…
seriously. 4000 sounds totally retarded to me.
I have a personal issue with the word “Mint”. I really thought that died before 1990.
These are definately Manhattan prices. I love Brooklyn and all, but I would not pay these kinds of rents to live down the block from Target when I could be down the block from Bryant Park for the same $.
They will definately bring those rents back to reality when they have 0 interest in a few months. Maybe 30% less seems more correct.
Do you think Luxury has outpaced Prime? I think it might have.
But Luxury better look out, because I think Rare is becoming more and more common.
“Luxury” has to be the most overused word in residential marketing.