search

The Real Deal Logo

Trending

Here’s why luxury sales are booming in Boca Raton’s most expensive neighborhoodHere’s why luxury sales are booming in Boca Raton’s most expensive neighborhood“Not even distressed” rent-stabilized property sells for peanuts“Not even distressed” rent-stabilized property sells for peanutsNew bill seeks to mandate licenses for hotelsNew bill seeks to mandate licenses for hotelsStalking horse bidder for LA’s Oceanwide Plaza falls throughStalking horse bidder for LA’s Oceanwide Plaza falls through
New York

New Residential Developments

Sales Update

The Cammeyer
The CammeyerBedford-Stuyvesant
509 Chauncey Street

The six-unit condo, a converted prewar limestone townhouse by Ocean Hill Development, had its first closing last month, and another two units are in contract. The two-bedroom apartments all have outdoor space and are priced between $315,000 and $385,000. Buyers can also take advantage of a 14-year tax abatement. Imagine Living is the agent. Contact: www.509chauncey.com.

Flatiron

The Cammeyer
650 Sixth Avenue

Developer Kumkang Housing is offering the last 12 studio buyers at its 67-unit condo conversion a $50,000 credit — toward either a technology system from Kraus Hi-Tech Home Automation, an interior design consultation from Interior Marketing Group and furniture, or some combination of both — for their new home. The building is around 50 percent sold and recently began marketing its collection of studio lofts, which start at $845,000. Core Group Marketing is the agent. Contact: www.thecammeyer.com.

Fort Greene

Solis
174 Clermont Avenue

Closings and move-ins have begun at developer Ping Moy’s new boutique condo. Sales launched in April, and eight of the three-story building’s nine units have since sold for between $675,000 and $1.22 million. The remaining home is a 2,045-square-foot, three-bedroom triplex with a private backyard asking $1.25 million. Halstead Property Development Marketing is the agent. Contact: www.solisfortgreene.com.

Harlem

Sign Up for the undefined Newsletter

Beacon Towers

Beacon Towers
29 West 138th Street

Developers Strategic Development and Construction Group and Lemle & Wolff have slashed prices by as much as 4.95 percent on the remaining units at their new eight-story cooperative, to bring them in line with the prices on those that have already sold. The remaining apartments now start at $275,000 for one-bedrooms and $325,000 for two-bedrooms. The building, which offers a fitness center, underground parking garage and interior courtyard, is ready for immediate occupancy with no board approval required. Halstead Property Development Marketing is the agent. Contact: www.beacontowersliving.com.

Harlem

PS90
220 West 148th Street

Buyers have begun moving in at the former elementary school turned condo by L + M Development Partners. Around one-quarter of the building’s studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom units are reserved for middle-income families. Prices range from $450,000 to $899,000 for the market-rate units. Roughly 13 percent of the condos have closed. Halstead Property Development Marketing is the agent. Contact: www.ps90condo.com.

Harlem

The Sedona

The Sedona
346 East 119th Street

Sales have launched at Ruthann Richert’s new 11-unit boutique condominium, with prices ranging from $399,000 to $595,000 for its one-bedroom homes. Each unit offers private keyed elevator entry, outdoor space, washers and dryers, and storage. The building’s amenities include a roof deck, gym and video intercom security, and buyers can take advantage of its 15-year 421-a tax abatement. David Daniels of the Corcoran Group is the agent. Contact: www.thesedonanyc.com.

Recommended For You