New Entry in the 4th Avenue Development Game
This rendering for a 4th Avenue development just showed up in our inbox. Per our tipster, the development will be on the corner of 6th Street and 4th Avenue, a site where a gas station has recently been demolished. The project is down the block from the Novo and Isaac Katan is its developer and…
This rendering for a 4th Avenue development just showed up in our inbox. Per our tipster, the development will be on the corner of 6th Street and 4th Avenue, a site where a gas station has recently been demolished. The project is down the block from the Novo and Isaac Katan is its developer and Karl Fisher is the architect. It’s slated to be 12 stories and have 107 units. Katan also had a hand in the Novo. GMAP DOB
I’d like to see Mumia and Faulkner in the Octagon.
mmmmmm, tasty man backfat.
FREE MUMIA!
FREE FAULKNER!
Hey Faulkner, I wasn’t outraged that someone “poked fun” at “liberals” who demand “the man” “Free Mumia.”
I was outraged that people who aren’t funny make lazy “jokes” so that their echo chamber buddies can “LOL” and pat eachother on their backfat.
You’re a dipshit, by the way.
6:10- that is a brilliant analysis – of course it is completely false – in fact in the time it took you to write your post you could have checked ACRIS and discovered that the 6+M financing was secured in February ’08.
5:41 I think it is the outrage for which you react to the Free Mumia line that actually makes it so funny.
D. Faulkner
i’ll take it. 4th ave hummin along.
Now that IS funny, 6:36!
Free Mumia with every &75 purchase.
this has nothing to do with being bullish on brooklyn. the commitment for the loan was probably secured before the crunch in 07. once the ball is in motion, the bank can’t stop it and the developer will usually go ahead because of the sunk costs. if i was looking for a stock to short, i would find out what bank is doing the financing. a better example of this situation in the current market is the fact that there are whole high rise condos sitting empty in miami, but there are still new ones being built. not bullish at all, they just didn’t have a chair to sit in when the music stopped…
Hey 3:55, new construction is fine with me as long as it isn’t the cheap, half-assed construction–which most of these “developers” out here in Brooklyn feel the need to foist on us. If you like it so much, go live in it.
And for you and your “fan” at 4:01, the fact that your “Free Mumia” line brings a chuckle shows that not only do you have zero taste, your sense of humor is threadbare and lobotomized. Laff Shack in Peoria is calling you, dimwit.