Renderings of 109 Gold Street

Gold & York, the developers behind 109 Gold Street in Dumbo, have tapped Halstead Property Marketing Development to replace Prudential Douglas Elliman as the exclusive marketers of the 33-unit condominium.

Sales for some of the units launched last November, according to Streeteasy.com, and were listed by Elliman’s Mordechai Werde and Michael Ettelson. However, the site shows no sales closed.

Halstead was officially tapped to replace the Elliman team June 24, and began marketing the building July 5. The developer made the switch because sales were not going as expected, and because of Halstead’s success at the nearby Kirkman Lofts, a spokeperson for Halstead said. – Adam Fusfeld [more]

Exterior and interior of the Kirkman Lofts

If cleanliness is a priority for an apartment, look no further than a condominium launching sales at a former Dumbo soap factory. Developers 37 Bridge Street LLC, along with partner Karnusa Equities, transformed the former Kirkman & Sons soap factory at 37 Bridge Street into a 45-unit condo that is open for viewing by appointment until the on-site sales office opens Sunday, but construction won’t be complete until the late summer, according to Halstead Property Development Marketing, the building’s exclusive marketers. Named the Kirkman Lofts, the seven-story building is a mix of studios and one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units ranging from $555,000 to $1.6 million that pay homage to the previous structure. TRD Comments

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