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When we wrote about The Crest a year ago, all but eight of the 4th Avenue development’s 69 units were in contract; today five units are still available (though we’re told that two of those have deals in the works) ranging in price from $529,000 for a 798-square-foot one-bedroom to $751,000 for a 833-square-foot two-bedroom (expensive, no?); the remaining listings can be viewed here. Regardless, the dynamic duo of Boymelgreen and Katan have to consider themselves lucky to have sold most of the units when they did.
Closing Bell: 4th Avenue Condo Close to Selling Out [Brownstoner]
Will Fourth Avenue’s Crest Clean Up? [Brownstoner] GMAP
‘Bait & Switch’ or Cool at Crest? [Curbed]


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  1. It is ugly. How do you clean the windows from the outside, most of them are already filthy.

    The balconies serve no purpose at all, except if you want to sit out there and breathe in car fumes and listen to traffic all night.

    Makes me love my non trendy cheap quiet hood.

  2. Really hate the color of the brick (although I guess you can’t see it much when you are inside). Why do a lot of the newer buildings seem to have yellow or orange brick?
    Think the top few floors look good and the building as a whole would be better if it were all like that.

  3. I think the prices are insane considering that major windows and balconies face 4th Ave. Good luck trying to maintain a sliver of sanity while sitting out there and having a cocktail.