With many people aiming to have a modern way of living these days, we cannot stop the growth of condominiums. Aside from the many condominiums that are already standing and occupied, there are still some that are under construction while others are still on the planning stage. When all of these will be realized, expect to see a skyscraper filled skyline.
A new condominium called the Driggs Haus at 247 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, is currently being developed by Greenpoint Luxury Development LLC with Gertler & Wente Architects. The 23,500-square-foot condominium building is situated at the corner of Graham and Driggs Avenues near McCarren Park.
The construction will be ending soon as the topped-off concrete frame will soon be shrouded in netting for some time now. There will be 19 homes that will spread throughout the project’s five floors.
Renderings of the condominium building can be found in their website but it is expected that more new images and details will be added as soon as the marketing will get started.
On the first floor, there will be one apartment while there will be five units on the second floor through the fourth level. On the fifth level, it will have three units on it wherein one will also see several outdoor terraces on the building.
The apartments have private outdoor spaces since most of them have balconies. These are also staggered between one- and two-bedroom units.
Amenities of the condominium building includes ten on-site parking spaces, bike storage, a fitness center, library, cold storage, package room, and a virtual doorman, 6sqft wrote.
But the prices for the units are not yet revealed. However, the offering plan is projecting is a total sellout value of $22.5 million. The condominium is closing prices in Greenpoint which have increased 37 percent since 2012, and it currently stands at $1,042 per square foot, CityRealty data reported.
Presenting Driggs Haus: 19 condos coming to the Williamsburg-Greenpoint border https://t.co/1n0kf74Dmi pic.twitter.com/3sWNB3ZNKC
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