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As of last week, the scaffolding is down and the interiors are finished at Clermont Greene. The sales process still has a ways to go, but the Price Protection Program that was instituted early last month has helped push the 74-unit building over the 20 percent sold mark, according to an update the building’s brokers sent out on Friday. (The price protection plan gives the buyer a refund if a comparable unit sells for less within 12 months.) Have any readers been inside? We’re still jonesing to see a photo of the interior courtyard.
174 Vanderbilt Listings [StreetEasy] GMAP
Clermont Greene Gets a Facade But Still Needs Buyers [Brownstoner]
174 Vanderbilt Revealed: Clermont Greene [Brownstoner]
174 Vanderbilt: What a Difference Two Weeks Make [Brownstoner]
Development Watch: 174 Vanderbilt Plodding Along [Brownstoner]
Meltzer/Mandl Release Deets on 174 Vanderbilt [Brownstoner]
CurbedWire: Closing in on Clermont Greene [Curbed]


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  1. The building looks like garbage from the outside, but I think its more attractive than the Clemont Greene around the corner for some reason. I think at least unit is already being occupied.

    Speaking of the Clermont Greene I think the Walgreens is starting to put the squeeze on some of the bodega owners, the Farmer in the Deli went back to 24 hour a day operation.