175 Kent Open for Biz Next Month
Crain’s reports that the 113-unit rental at 175 Kent in Williamsburg is officially hitting the market next month. Aptsandlofts.com President David Maundrell says he’s gotten hundreds of requests for info about the luxury building, where rents will begin at $2,343 for studios, $2,756 for one-bedrooms, and $3,413 for two-bedrooms. Amenities include washer-dryers in every apartment….
Crain’s reports that the 113-unit rental at 175 Kent in Williamsburg is officially hitting the market next month. Aptsandlofts.com President David Maundrell says he’s gotten hundreds of requests for info about the luxury building, where rents will begin at $2,343 for studios, $2,756 for one-bedrooms, and $3,413 for two-bedrooms. Amenities include washer-dryers in every apartment. Meanwhile, if the suspense of waiting for the building’s full launch is killing you, you can play a game on the building’s website called “Tour de Burg.”
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lol @ tribeca is nice.
but there’s no park!!
It’s nothing like Tribeca. Tribeca is nice.
I agree with DH on the Murray Hill thing. It is very much in demand for the young, unattached financial male types. But there are still some creative types left. Let’s just call it the new TriBeCa.
ha, heather!
and…
it’s working, creative types with jobs or couples with jobs renting in these buildings. the whole parents paying thing is just ridiculous. have you seen the people getting on and off the trains at rush hour? these folks have jobs. get a grip
(psssst, those jobs aint paying those rents tho…)
*rob*
It’s not the new Murray Hill, it is the new tribeca. See, if it had more normal irish pubs it would be the new Murray Hill.
quote:
Williamsburg still smells like a salvation army thrift shop.
that’s just the new moonface perfume factory that just opened up!
*rob*
“grand pa – you really need to stop saying that WB is the new murray hill – there’s not even minor evidence to support that. really, it’s working, creative types with jobs or couples with jobs renting in these buildings”
i’d say it’s somewhere in the middle.
grand pa – you really need to stop saying that WB is the new murray hill – there’s not even minor evidence to support that. really, it’s working, creative types with jobs or couples with jobs renting in these buildings. the whole parents paying thing is just ridiculous. have you seen the people getting on and off the trains at rush hour? these folks have jobs. get a grip.
WB is one stop from Manhattan – and, it’s fun. it’s not a deep analysis. demand is there, so prices are not going down.
“Sure it may lose some of its new found artistic roots as more families move in.”
It was known as a post art school neighborhood back in the 90s, it’s not exactly new now.