Rental Prices for 25 Washington Revealed
Yesterday DumboNYC broke the news that Two Trees’ conversion at 25 Washington Street will be ready for prime time next month. The building, which has been branded Gair2, has a website that says the building’s market-rate one-bedrooms will start at $2,400 a month and its two-bedrooms will be going from $3,950 a month. About a…
Yesterday DumboNYC broke the news that Two Trees’ conversion at 25 Washington Street will be ready for prime time next month. The building, which has been branded Gair2, has a website that says the building’s market-rate one-bedrooms will start at $2,400 a month and its two-bedrooms will be going from $3,950 a month. About a quarter of the building’s 105 units have been reserved for residents with incomes at or below 50 percent of the area median income.
25 Washington Occupancy to Begin May 1 [DumboNYC] GMAP
Gair 2 [Official Site]
Development Watch: 25 Washington [Brownstoner]
25 Washington Addition Now With Windows [Brownstoner]
25 Washington Rendering Revealed [Brownstoner]
25 Washington’s Roof Keeps Expanding [Brownstoner]
Another Perspective on 25 Washington [Brownstoner]
BK Real Estate veteran, you are officially one of the most annoying and obnoxious posters on this blog. please go DIAF
*rob*
and why does Manhattan matter? this is another market and another choice… why is BKLYN automatically have to be less than manhattan? ancient history viewpoint world is moving fast babeeeee
Median income figures are wide numbers, legally not just dumbo duh look it up!
There is only one thing, and one thing only that determines market rents – what people will pay.. and dumbo is a very strong rental market
go see a 4000 two-bedroom live and in person in a high rise west of times square then go so one of these units and then you can talk… otherwise, you are just talking…
doesn’t matter anyway, not for you, for whoever wants them
stargazer, you seen the units? no….. so go see and see what brick and timber is like floorplans, puhleeze
72 Berry sold out in 6 weeks because is it brick and timber, people LOVE that
What is the median income and what are the “affordable” apartments going for?
prices seem reasonable though – cheaper than the towers in downtown brooklyn and new bldgs in WB.
**cue tybur**
“can’t they just make new buildings that meet somewhere in between?”
cuz in nyc – people “somewhere in the middle” of rich and poor don’t matter.
quote:
About a quarter of the building’s 105 units have been reserved for residents with incomes at or below 50 percent of the area median income.
what the fuck is even the point of this bullshit? so the developers get tax breaks?! what is the median income in dumbo? is it just dumbo, or does it extend outward? so 75% of the units are severely overpriced and 25% are set aside as “affordable?” can’t they just make new buildings that meet somewhere in between?
*rob*
Very, very disappointing layouts. It seems a lot of columns are in the way.
just really not good at all.
Love the windows.
i would rather live in dumbo than manhattan.