34 Berry Practically Full Up
34 Berry, the 142-unit rental catty-corner from McCarren Park in North Williamsburg, hit the market at the end of March, and by early June was half-rented, no small feat considering two-bedrooms were going for more than $4,000. It looks like that momentum continued throughout the summer, as the Brooklyn Eagle is reporting that all but…
34 Berry, the 142-unit rental catty-corner from McCarren Park in North Williamsburg, hit the market at the end of March, and by early June was half-rented, no small feat considering two-bedrooms were going for more than $4,000. It looks like that momentum continued throughout the summer, as the Brooklyn Eagle is reporting that all but two units are now rented. We are thrilled with the positive response from the market,” said David Sigman, a principal at LCOR, the developer. We should think so!
NYGuy7- you nailed it. Williamsburg is a college town (ugh), complete with town-gown strains.
Wow, Williamsburg really is just a post art school dormitory.
that building just went up, but i can guarantee you it’s going to be INFESTED with bedbugs in 2 months.
*rob*
“shouldn’t have 2 studios be combined to make a larger (more one would think desireable) apartment”
well – developers are in the money making business. hard to tell from streeteasy but it looks like the studios ended up renting at the highest $/psf in the building.
if i was developing a building in the nabe i’d make them all studios – regular small rentals in the neighborhood are pretty gross. it’s a slam dunk.
11 rows of studios, are we sure this isnt a college dorm.
shouldn’t have 2 studios be combined to make a larger (more one would think desireable) apartment
Wow pretty impressive feat given how pricey these rents are. Kudos dirty!
By dirty_hipster on March 25, 2010 10:11 AM
Pricing similar to the DT Brooklyn towers (and it’s actually in a real nabe, not a deserted office complex), and cheaper than 184 Kent. As long as they are open by the summer these should rent.
I called it. What’s my prize?