You don’t hear too many New Yorkers conveying they have a farm as an amenity. Well, for our client, Ironstate Development, that’s the idea behind their newest residential development, named URBY. The 900-unit rental complex boasts a community centric residence with a flourishing concept — a commercial urban farm, the first of its kind in NYC, with…
Joyce Cohen of The New York Times “The Hunt” features our client The Alexander at Rego Center. Vornado Realty Trust‘s new luxury rentals are located at 61-65 Junction Boulevard in Rego Park, Queens. “… The new building, the Alexander at Rego Center. Tall and contemporary, it was not a typical apartment house for the neighborhood.…
The New York Times’ Vera Haller reports on real estate and development in Rego Park, Queens. Rego Park, Queens: Finding Value in a Melting Pot features our client Vornado Realty Trust‘s The Alexander at Rego Center. Much of Rego Park retains the character of a classic New York immigrant neighborhood. Imported goods from Russia and other countries…
C.J. Hughes of The New York Times reports on Vornado Realty Trust‘s high-end rental tower The Alexander at Rego Center. The 312 units at the Alexander, which has 24 stories, measured from the roof of the mall, will range from studios to two-bedrooms, and will include the kinds of sleek finishes common to modern Manhattan…
CAN A NEW $150 MILLION DEVELOPMENT TURN STATEN ISLAND INTO A GENUINE RESIDENTIAL DESTINATION? HMM. BY CAITLIN MOSCATELLO Staten Island is one of New York’s five boroughs, but it seems like another world. Nobody goes there except for tourists who want to ride the free ferry and residents commuting home. The cool kids across the…
via Hana R. Alberts/Curbed.com St. George, the winner of the Curbed Cup, just unveiled its latest crop of waterfront condos. Developed by Meadow Partners, which bought the building when it was in foreclosure and re-did it from the ground up, the 101-unit building is located in Bay Street Landing, which is a gated community not far from the ferry pier…
via Julie Strickland/ The Real Deal The East Village’s Jefferson condominiums are 100 percent in contract. The final deal at the 82-unit property at 211 East 13th Street, developed by a partnership of SK Development, Ironstate Development Company and Charles Blaichman, was signed last week. Asking prices ranged from $795,000 for a 536-square-foot studio to…
via Holly Dutton/Real Estate Weekly A new luxury rental building in prime Long Island City is poised to be the next great outpost for those fleeing Manhattan and Brooklyn for more bang for their buck – while located just a stone’s throw from Midtown. The Crescent Club, a 17-story building on Crescent Street just steps…
Condo-Style Residences, Exceptional Amenities and Commuter Convenience Drive Activity LONG ISLAND CITY, January 22, 2013 – Meadow Partners and Simon Development Group announced today the 100th lease signing at Crescent Club, another significant milestone for the new luxury rental building located at 41-17 Crescent Street in Long Island City. Originally designed as a condominium, the…
The following includes information regarding damage control immediately following Hurricane Sandy. Erik Braunitzer is a writer for Douglas Elliman, brokers for NYC, Long Island and Hamptons Real Estate. Disaster recovery has been a focus in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania ever since Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the area. The Nor’Easter that followed the…
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