601 Washington:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B24L_0pnQsm/?igshid=1fzk6cdy45xc8
https://www.instagram.com/p/B213p6BgfEL/?igshid=1wq7qz1a0bodm
https://www.instagram.com/p/B1yhjsLngV-/?igshid=1js18o61dkql0
https://www.instagram.com/p/BzyIMDYA8z6/?igshid=rxphry5r6swu
Which project is this in The Bronx?
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2_7eC-HSVu/?igshid=c98bt34kgrel
The FDR should be closed below 96 St. I used to live near Rockefeller, and walking along the river with maniacal drivers in that area (and the whole East River waterfront) is not pleasant. The whole thing should be a park.
There’s no reason to drive in NYC.
601 Washington is gorgeous. I wasn’t even aware of this project.
Those crappy FedEx and UPS warehouses must go. They’re a blight on the otherwise gorgeous area.
The architecture at 601 Washington Street is beautiful; this gem has been flying under the social media radar. There is also a ‘hidden beauty’ to this project I rarely comment on with other projects; an unusually high standard of construction craftwork for NYC. I generally don’t like to make critical or disparaging remarks about new construction posted on these threads; but there is a lot of poor quality craftwork going on in way too many of the new construction condos in NYC - not the case here. I have over 40 years experience in NYC architecture/construction and interior remodeling to be in ‘the know’ on the subject; quality construction craftwork is too often unnoticed and unappreciated. Lovely project INSIDE and OUT…
What a heinous POS.
That paint job makes a depressing hunk of junk look even gloomier.
St marks ave in Brooklyn
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4iOZsDJLO8/?igshid=1grp7xx69qz2n
New boutique office building headed for East Village
Another high-priced, boutique office building is moving forward in Midtown South.
Real Estate Equities Corp.’s development at 1 St. Mark’s Place in the East Village landed a nearly $80 million construction loan, according to property records filed with the city Wednesday.
South Korean financial services firm Hana Financial Group provided a $31.1 million mezzanine loan, and Madison Realty Capital provided a $48 million first mortgage.
A representative for REEC — headed by Brandon Miller and Mark Siegel — declined to comment.
REEC is planning to develop a 10-story, 65,000-square-foot office building on the site at the corner of St. Mark’s Place and Third Avenue.
That’s really nice!
