Checking In at 29 South 3rd
29 South 3rd, the four-story Williamsburg development that went on the market this March, has had some recent price cuts. The one-bedrooms, which clock in at 864 square feet, were initially selling for $548,000 and have dropped to $500,000, according to StreetEasy. The two-bedrooms also got slapped with 10-percentish reductions: One unit that was once…
29 South 3rd, the four-story Williamsburg development that went on the market this March, has had some recent price cuts. The one-bedrooms, which clock in at 864 square feet, were initially selling for $548,000 and have dropped to $500,000, according to StreetEasy. The two-bedrooms also got slapped with 10-percentish reductions: One unit that was once priced at $893,000 for 1,514 square feet is now selling for $799,000, and some smaller two-bedrooms are going for as low as $599,000. Enough of a price drop or are they still aiming too high?
29 South 3rd Launches [Brownstoner] GMAP
Development Watch: 29 South 3rd [Brownstoner]
you will have a decent view from the roof
until 5 ugly super dense mega towers go up on the domino site dwarfing the historical domino building, dwarfing the Williamsburg bridge, dwarfing the only decent park on the southside, blocking the view of Manhattan for all neihbors including this condo, huge congesting of traffic with all the new residents mostly with cars on tiny neihborhood one way streets and years of major construction
meh, wish domino hadn’t been bought by those bankers
They’re basically giving them away…
dirty’s correct that not the ideal location, but still ok if prices are good. no clue on quality.
This is a pretty dismal block that will be surrounded by Domino construction for a LONG time.
530 psf is pretty cheap though – who knows?