Looks Like Condos at 134 St. Marks are Finally Selling
134 St. Marks Place, the Scarano-designed North Slope condo near 5th Avenue, appears to have finally found its legs. The development hit the market back in 2007 but, after a couple years and a chilly reception from buyers, listings were yanked. The development made another go of it starting last September, with prices running from…
134 St. Marks Place, the Scarano-designed North Slope condo near 5th Avenue, appears to have finally found its legs. The development hit the market back in 2007 but, after a couple years and a chilly reception from buyers, listings were yanked. The development made another go of it starting last September, with prices running from $430,000 for a 683-square-foot one-bedroom to $849,000 for a 1,352-square-foot two-bedroom. StreetEasy is now showing six units in contract, and three others left to sell. It took awhile, but this one may yet sell out.
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Could it get any uglier, well yes, have you ever seen the small building on Union Street between 4/5, with tin metal balconied. That builder should be shot……..twice !
I’m pretty sure it would be ugly in Williamsburg too, but you are also right, it would be the best thing around.
Ok, so maybe that was a little bit neighborhoodist.
It’s only “ugly” cause it’s in Park Slope.
If this were in Williamsburg, we’d be saying it’s the best thing around.
Finally. Great location. I still think this thing looks like a Transformer.
Too bad you can’t zoom in for a closer look at the metalic exterior – it is already showing it’s age. Great location, yes. But a really ugly, out of contxt building (and grand army is on point about how it has looked for ages)
Back when this building was first on the market, the developers shot themselves in the foot by leaving the sidewalk messed up and the front windows on the ground floor covered in dirty, peeling contractors paper. Made the place look slummy. First impressions count and alot of people were put off by these signs of neglect.
I live a block from this place and have seldom seen any work being done on it even though it’s clearly not finished inside. Meanwhile, the hideous development on 4th & Warren shot up and is occupied. I don’t understand how anyone can afford the carrying costs of inaction. Regardless, I love my ‘hood and hope they get some decent prices.
stevie, Obama just handed the bonus recipients a really big nugget as their stock is being priced this week!!!!
stevieb!! Where ya been?!?! Inquiring minds in the OT want to know. And can I just wish you a belated Happy, Healthy & Prosperous 2010!
(BTW, don’t think 11217 works in finance so don’t think he really cares about the bonuses.)