Sales Launch, Lots of Accepted Offers at 388 Bridge Street
Brooklyn’s tallest tower at 388 Bridge Street launched sales two weeks ago, and 44 of its 104 condos already have accepted offers, contracts out or executed contracts, a spokeswoman for the building told us. The SLCE-designed highrise has 104 condominiums, including 40 penthouse residences between floors 32 and 53, along with 234 rental apartments on the…
Brooklyn’s tallest tower at 388 Bridge Street launched sales two weeks ago, and 44 of its 104 condos already have accepted offers, contracts out or executed contracts, a spokeswoman for the building told us. The SLCE-designed highrise has 104 condominiums, including 40 penthouse residences between floors 32 and 53, along with 234 rental apartments on the lower floors.
Penthouses will be priced from $1,000,000 to $6,000,000, and the other condos are asking $700,000 to $1,600,000. Besides its laundry list of amenities, the building will feature 54,000 square feet of retail and a 15,000-square-foot Manhattan Athletic Club that’s slated to open in July. Incidentally, a few other outlets were reporting the building has already sold 44 units, but that’s not the case.
Ah, I was waiting for the usual negative comment of the day. People are dumb. Buildings are ugly. It’s obama’s fault. Etc.
Negativity is a wonderful thing, isn’t it?
Bored… downtown brooklyn is a ten minute walk from the barclays center, bam cultural district, and surrounded by ten major subway lines. There are thousands of new apartments being built, a number of hotels planned, and yet more cultural spaces coming to BAM. City point is going to be massive and almost of the real estate around C.P. has been sold and will be rebuilt as large towers.
Yup, everything’s been priced in.
Good luck with renting. I’m sure you’ve also been sitting out the stock market. Just try not to be that complainer in 5 years when you missed out on 75% gain.
Are you going to answer the penthouse question? I’m curious.
Since I don’t live in 388, if I answered it I’d be speaking out of ignorance, as bored is. But to call people buying there dumb seems like one of those broad generalizations that proves bored may be the dumb one.
Besides, I believe DH already responded who apparently actually lives in the building.
c’mon over! i’m apt number PH32AB