The Verdi Sells Out
The sparkling development on Adelphi Street is now full up. A broker let us know the only unspoken-for unit at the Verdi closed last Thursday. When we checked in on it in November, the unit—a two-bedroom penthouse priced at $569,000—was still for sale. So closes a three-year sales effort at one of Fort Greene’s most,…
The sparkling development on Adelphi Street is now full up. A broker let us know the only unspoken-for unit at the Verdi closed last Thursday. When we checked in on it in November, the unit—a two-bedroom penthouse priced at $569,000—was still for sale. So closes a three-year sales effort at one of Fort Greene’s most, ahem, visually striking new developments.
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The Ugli.
No shit, fsrq. Prewars were “Fedders” of their time. But right now, that shit is FUGLY.
***Bid half off peak comps***
All I wanna know is how you’ll be able to clean that huge circular window in the penthouse unit from the outside. Only the middle portion seems to be able to open up.
I guarantee this will (long after all of are dead) be subject to a landmark fight and will likely be landmarked. If someone would like to bet, my future grandchildren will be happy to collect from yours.
the 1br went for $280K, Rob, so these are working people’s apartments, you classist.
Umm… rob, I don’t see anything my balcony furniture.
spend 1/2 million dollars on a 1 bedroom apartment but still store shit outside like you are trailer trash…
priceless
*rob*
The last ask before contract was $499,000, according to Streeteasy, so it’s unlikely to have closed for that amount.
The floorplan is there:
http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/112285/floorplans
(The last one, 5B.)
5A, same layout sold for $545,000 last summer.
I actually am surprised that the price for a 2 Bedroom Penthouse went for that price above
are there pics of the inside ?
Don’t you mean to say “the architect sold out?”