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When we last posted about The Clermont, the 52-unit project on Myrtle Avenue in Fort Greene, much of the discussion that ensued focused on its proximity to public transportation. At this stage, we more interested to find out who the commercial tenant will be. There’s a Chase sign up on the scaffolding, but we suspect that’s probably because the bank is providing financing. Anyone heard anything?
Development Watch: The Clermont [Brownstoner] GMAP P*Shark DOB
New Development at Myrtle and Clermont Avenues [Brownstoner]


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  1. Your average real estate agent in nyc

    survives for about two years in the business, according to stats. The average pay is thirty five grand. I make six figures, I’ve been in the business for thirty years and had to kiss many frogs to be where I am, which is nowhere, ultimately, you are as good as your last sale. Kids in the business
    are mere feet to most companies.

    And by the way Corcoran has standard gift packages, as do most in the group

  2. Your average real estate agent in nyc

    survives for about two years in the business, according to stats. The average pay is thirty five grand. I make six figures, I’ve been in the business for thirty years and had to kiss many frogs to be where I am, which is nowhere, ultimately, you are as good as your last sale. Kids in the business
    are mere feet to most companies.

    And by the way Corcoran has standard gift packages, as do most in the group

  3. hello quarter of a brain

    Why are you going to invest commercially in a nabe that has very little foot traffic(Myrtle). AY is ideal due to the heavy volumeof people in the area. THINK!