Condo of the Day: Sevenberry
It’s only been a few weeks since the Developers Group project at 120 North 7th Street in Williamsburg known as Sevenberry opened for business and, judging from the results posted on the website, it’s doing quite well. Only 16 out of a total of 27 units have been released so far, and as of today…
It’s only been a few weeks since the Developers Group project at 120 North 7th Street in Williamsburg known as Sevenberry opened for business and, judging from the results posted on the website, it’s doing quite well. Only 16 out of a total of 27 units have been released so far, and as of today seven have signed contracts. (Prices range from $644,000 to $1,350,000.) Not too bad for an area staring down the barrell of oversupply in coming years. While the Karl Fischer-designed building has nice windows and ceilings heights going for it, its success to date probably has more to do with location, location, location. This is primo Burg.
Sevenberry Listings [Developers Group] GMAP
no its not park slope – you can actually park you car without driving around the block for 3 hours.
bingo.
so basically it’s park slope, except uglier.
and no park.
agree that williamsburg is very attractive for newly married couples or families with kids right now.
live in the area see more and more kids everyday.
over supply is never going to happen unless NYC tanks for several years in a row.
there is still an underlying housing shortage.
prime williamsburg is convenient and fun and given the A’s and B’s that the burg/greenpoint schools just received, it will continue to be priced really well for young families.
there are really well priced 2 bedrms in williamsburg, and many prefer new apts that don’t need any renovations and come w/ A/C, laundry and new baths and kitchens.
uhhh…yes, yes you are.
Am I the only one whosees a resmblence betwen this Wmsbg condo and this oned on the eastern fringe of PLG?
http://realestate.nytimes.com/sales/detail/46-922731
Sevenberry? I think that Dingleberry is more appropriate.
Yes, what is up with those windows? What’s wrong with some double-hungs?