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What will you find between the two Bridges?
Matthew Pope
J Condo Resident
Group Pope Team
Senior Associate Broker
917-687-9145
Real Estate.Com/Realtors
J Condominiums, 100 Jay Street, Brooklyn
Soaring thirty-three stories into the New York skyline, J Condominium is literally and figuratively above it all. Standing tall above the East River, Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, J Condominium’s exterior incorporates a vast curved glass “sail” wall its most distinctive element. This striking masonry and glass façade is designed to maximize the building’s abundant natural light and offer residents magnificent views. J condominium also features a variety of outdoor oases, including private balconies and terraces for many homes, as well as a public sun terrace and viewing garden.
Each residence features hardwood floors, gleaming stainless steel kitchen appliances complemented by granite kitchen countertops, designer wood cabinets, and your own washer and dryer. Pristine marble, luxurious stone, and beautiful glass grace the oversized baths, many of which feature soaking tubs and separate stall showers.
Sales & Rentals Contact: Matthew Pope 917.687.9145
matthew.pope@realestate.com
One Main Street
The ClockTower.... Imagine waking up to dramatic views of the Brooklyn Bridge...or to entertain your guests with views of Downtown Manhattan from oversized windows. Watch the boats swimming up and down the East River. D.U.M.B.O's premier and most exclusive condo loft building
Sales & Rentals Contact: Matthew Pope 917.687.9145
matthew.pope@realestate.com
70 Washington Street
The building, built in 1910 as a cardboard box manufacturing plant, became a haven for artists and their studios when Two Trees acquired it. Now it is a 259-unit, luxury condominium. The units are a mix of studios, one- and two-bedrooms; some are considered oversized at 1,324 square feet and some are duplexes with private outdoor space. Sales & Rentals Contact: Matthew Pope 917.687.9145
Besides those fabulous views, they feature high ceilings, all new windows, in-unit laundry/storage rooms, wine coolers and finishes such as bamboo flooring and glass bathroom tile. and high-end appliances.
Additional features include a state-of-the-art health club and a common roof deck. Additionally, as previously reported, Zoe, a very upscale clothing store, and Bo Concepts, a furniture store, will soon be retail tenants at street level.
Sales & Rentals Contact: Matthew Pope 917.687.9145
matthew.pope@realestate.com
84 Front Street
In the heart of D.U.M.B.O., a new luxury building has been erected featuring 56 high end condominiums and 2 penthouses with private terraces. Amenities include an indoor parking garage, gymnasium and retail space on the ground floor.
matthew.pope@realestate.com
New York Real Estate & Community News
Jul 31, 2010 07:57AM
Jul 30, 2010 04:00PM
The Real Deal has ranked the top listing agents of the week based on the highest priced residential deals filed with the city.
Some of the top agents of the week, from left: Paula Del Nunzio, Shirley Mueller, Dolly Lenz, Sandy Papale, Joan Goldberg and Andrew Anderson
Jul 30, 2010 03:00PM
Four convicted in $100M mortgage fraud
Four men were found guilty of participating in a $100 million mortgage fraud scheme tied to a company called AFG Financial Group, a statement by the office of the Manhattan district attorney said. Aaron Hand, Kenneth Law, Eric Shields and Jerry Strklja were found guilty of multiple felonies such as enterprise corruption, scheme to defraud, conspiracy and dozens of grand larcenies, the DA's office said. Sentencing for Hand is scheduled for Sept. 17, while sentencing for the others is set for Sept. 7, the district attorney's office said. TRD
Jul 30, 2010 02:30PM
Rector Square's unsold units near auction
Rector Square and Yair Levy
Jul 30, 2010 02:00PM
1. Congressman Rangel inaccurately signed lease on rent-stabilized apartment: ethics committee [NYT]
2. Architect Charles Renfro discusses the renovation of Lincoln Center [Capital]
3. Late ?Golden Girl? Rue McClanahan?s Sutton Place apartment is on the market [NY Mag]
4. Goldman Sachs unveils designs for Battery Park City renovation [NYT]
5. Domino Sugar Factory will ruin South Williamsburg waterfront [Guest of a Guest]
6. New pet store Paws and the City to open in Crown Heights [Nostrand Park]
7. Larry Silverstein justifies refusal to allow businesses to settle 9/11 losses [Post]
8. Is the U.S. housing market really rebounding? [Breaking Views via Patrick.net]
9. Harlem eatery Gospel Uptown files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy [Crain?s]
10. Many cities await recovery in struggling housing market [MSNBC via Patrick.net]
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Shadow inventory to push 2011 home prices down: report [Housing Wire]
12. COO of New York Stock Exchange buys home at 48 Walker Street in Tribeca [NYO, 3rd item]
13. Landmarks Preservation Commission to vote Tuesday on Ground Zero mosque [NYO]
14. BK Whopper Bar set for soft opening in Times Square Saturday [NYT]
15. EV community board 3 still waiting for Chloe Sevigny?s application [EV Grieve]
16. Bob Steele, new deputy mayor for Economic Development Corp., starts Monday [NYO]
17. 153 Lincoln Place condominium in Park Slope sells out [Brownstoner]
Jul 30, 2010 01:30PM
New look of Loews Pitkin Theater unveiled
New renderings of the Loews Pitkin Theater, at 1501 Pitkin Avenue in Brownsville, were published yesterday by ArchPaper. The Pitkin Theater -- once home to the likes of Jackie Gleason, Milton Berle and Humphrey Bogart -- was closed since 1969, until ground was broken last week on a new charter school and retail complex. Developer POKO Partners is working together with Kitchen & Associates, a firm based in Collingswood, NJ, on the renovation. [more]