Condo of the Day: 10 Percent Off at One Hanson
We’ve been a big believer in One Hanson since the beginning, so we’re a little surprised that they’re having to do 10 percent price cuts, but perhaps it’s a sign of the increasing pipeline of condos that will be hitting the market over the next 12 to 18 months. After seven months, Apartment 12D, for…
We’ve been a big believer in One Hanson since the beginning, so we’re a little surprised that they’re having to do 10 percent price cuts, but perhaps it’s a sign of the increasing pipeline of condos that will be hitting the market over the next 12 to 18 months. After seven months, Apartment 12D, for example, has just beenreduced from $708,692 to $628,456. Given the ceiling height, high floor and size (934 square feet), we’ll be very surprised if it doesn’t move at this price. Does anyone know how many units in the building have sold up to now? The One Hanson website shows that there are 14 units available between the 9th and 16th floors. Have the rest sold? When are lower floors going to be released?
One Hanson, Apartment 12 D [Corcoran] GMAP
One Hanson, 12D Reduced [Natefind]
Apartment Availability [One Hanson]
Building photo by Frank Lynch
Optimistic?
“AY might turn out to be a lovely example of urban renewal…”
Yeah, and monkeys might fly out of your ass.
When Ratner has a past history of building shitheaps, and the bigwig architect he hires claims in an interview that his job is simply to “sign off on the final design”, it’s hard to be optimistic.
true, it took me ten minutes to exit that station last night because of closed exits, re-routing and throngs of commuters. bullshit
AY might turn out to be a lovely example of urban renewal but has anyone considered the impact on the trains, specifically the Atlantic Ave station? Ever tried to get a train between 8 and 10 on a weekday morning? Good luck after AY is completed. Gloat all you want about increased property values. The area is GHETTO and will always be unless you have some briliant plan to relocate the current population (and carry the local Pathmark and Target along with them).
Can’t wait to sit back and watch this fiasco play out and watch the darlings piss and moan about quality of life issues AFTER they buy into the nonsense. NYers are famous for selling out then bitching about the after effects of their greed and short-sightedness. Shit, where will I park, send my spawn to school, and dang, those cashiers in Atlantic Center have such attitiude!
“You’ll be reciting this mantra until you show up for bankruptcy court.”
You’re a HATER!
i think the problem here is you are lying. i don’t know ANY real estate agent who would tell prospective buyers that others have backed out.
if they do, they should be let go.
next time you want to make shit up, you might want to run it by someone first to see if it makes sense.
That’s funny indeed because I spoke with an agent there this morning who told me that two prospective buyers had backed out because of yesterday’s brownstoner posts. So, either you’re lying or their office is damned confused.
haha. i love this.
i’ve been casually looking at a few unit floorplans in one hanson and called this morning about a listing and the woman said that because of yesterday’s post on brownstoner, she’s had over 25 calls…
love it. this site is really doing wonders for the brooklyn condo market.
Looked very seriously at buying a corner unit in Jan. but there were a lot of risks – foremost was that they had only sold 27 percent at that time. Sponsor can rent out what he doesn’t sell and that neg. impacts the value. The maintenance and monthly taxes (J-51) were tolerable but also very high compared to other condo dev. I heard about structural issues too which would only make maintenance higher. Finally AY and other projects (i.e. library in front) will take a while to finish – won’t be easy to sell if the whole place is a construction zone. Given these risks-they still showed no flexibility on the price so I bailed.