109 Gold Listings Trickle In
Demolition of St. George’s Church at the corner of Gold and York Streets in Vinegar Hill began at the end of 2007 but it wasn’t until the middle of last year that construction of the new building, now known as 109 Gold Street, really started to get some momentum. Now the development has finally hit…
Demolition of St. George’s Church at the corner of Gold and York Streets in Vinegar Hill began at the end of 2007 but it wasn’t until the middle of last year that construction of the new building, now known as 109 Gold Street, really started to get some momentum. Now the development has finally hit the market. StreetEasy lists three nine units: there’s a studio for $380,000, a one-bedroom for $499,000, and a two-bedroom at $720,000. There are 33 units total. How do the prices strike you, and how much do you think proximity to the Farragut Houses will matter to potential buyers?
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dumbo and vinegar hill real estate mystifies me. 380k for a studio? even the F is not exactly nearby, and there are few amenities around. yet, the prices are the same or more than brooklyn heights or anywhere else. I just don’t get the appeal.
This place will go rental just like 99 Gold did.
How does $750K make sense at that location? $550-575K seems more likely.
i meant a/c train. no e there.
then how about a 7 block walk to the a/c/e? i wouldn’t live in that building for many reasons but transportation is not one.
condos are selling throughout northern BK and will be in shortage in 10-20 months in bklyn north of the Park
farragut still generates some mugging but is 1000% safer than 15 years ago around farragut is BQE, Navy Yard and Manhattan Bridge
in a couple years there will be huge supermarket at Navy and Flushing
yeah – the F train is not one i would want to rely on.
transportation wasteland?
the F train is two blocks away.
too expensive – this is a virtual transportation wasteland!