34 Berry Street Starts Renting
The 142-unit new development at 34 Berry Street (which in a rare moment of developer naming clarity is being called 34 Berry) is open for business. The building has a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms along with the requisite mix of “luxury” amenities like an iPod-wired lounge, a rooftop terrace and a fitness center;…
The 142-unit new development at 34 Berry Street (which in a rare moment of developer naming clarity is being called 34 Berry) is open for business. The building has a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms along with the requisite mix of “luxury” amenities like an iPod-wired lounge, a rooftop terrace and a fitness center; 71 lucky people will also be able to rent a parking space in the building. The website doesn’t have prices listed yet but from what we understand studios will start at $1,750, one-bedrooms at $2,400 and two-bedrooms at $3,820.
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Just saw the floor plans, geez, how many studio apartments did they make??, why not combine some of them and make bigger apartments. Do people actually like living in 1 room???? beats me.
The courtyard does look like a college dorm.
Not loving it.
I don’t hate you Gowanus Girl, I hear ya lound and clear!
Gowanus is cool too.
But here in Bath Beach I have a paid off Co-op, brand new truck, walk 1 block to trains, shopping everywhere on 86th, Belt Parkway 3 blocks away, safe neighborhood and have the flexibility of going anywhere I need to be…..While I know Bath Beach is not the most exciting “hood” in the world,(yawn) but I would not want to live near bars and restaurants anyway….that brings noise and drunks….and that is not the look.
So yeah, me thinks 2400 for a 1 bedroom rent is absolutely absurd. That should include free breakfeast, lunch and dinner plus a few snacks on the way…..
Everything is fu@ked up. The economy sucks. Our government is leading us straight down the toilet Euro-style.
At least the weather is getting better.
ridiculously overpriced. absolutly disgusting!
I pay less then half of that and have a private entrance, outdoor space in the front, and am 1 ave from 4 major subway lines. Sorry, I just had to say it. Don’t hate me. Gowanus for life.
jessi, have been to Brooklyn Bowl but not for the bowling. The couches look nice though.
The strange thing is, I get $2400 for a one-bedroom, if it’s really nice and large. What I don’t get is $3800 for two-bedrooms. You’ve just cut out any (sane) families right there. It’ll all be shares. $2400 and $3000 sounds more reasonable — still really high, don’t get me wrong, but more in the realm of reality.
> People that pay $2,400/mo for 1 BR apartments in Brooklyn
> hang out in Manhattan.
Ah, of course. That explains why Bedford Ave is so desolate and devoid of people.
BHO is totally a stay at home Dad who lives in the J-Condo in Dumbo
explains so much.