Price Cuts at Toren
Things have been going pretty well for Toren lately–every time we looked at the list of new closings last March it felt like we’d see 150 Myrtle Avenue in the mix. There are at least a few units that are proving tough to move, though, it appears. Curbed noticed yesterday that there were some big…
Things have been going pretty well for Toren lately–every time we looked at the list of new closings last March it felt like we’d see 150 Myrtle Avenue in the mix. There are at least a few units that are proving tough to move, though, it appears. Curbed noticed yesterday that there were some big price reductions at a handful (six to be exact) of units in the SOM-designed tower in Downtown Brooklyn. Most notably, a pair of apartments on the sixth floor were cut by 22 percent each. Check out the entire list on the link. GMAP
I only see this building from a distance. I have yet to see where it lands.
“people will live anywhere”
-some people.
Why did SOM forget to design one side (facade onto Flatbush as you approach the bridge)? They left this odd, flat, gray wall.
If people want to live in that area, good for them. All I can say is blech.
incredible building, great views, super amenities
people will live anywhere Pete, only question is price and what product is….
what? not comments on the sky is falling or what a horrible location and who would live here?