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building at 56 Strong Place

Started by kreade01
over 15 years ago
Posts: 13
Member since: Sep 2010
Apartments look great in the renderings, but $931/ sq. ft. seems really expensive for Cobble Hill?
Response by ab_11218
over 15 years ago
Posts: 2017
Member since: May 2009

this is a very nice quiet block. around the corner from a great school. prices are just insane. i'm guessing they didn't take the queue from 28 Carroll. price correctly and sell out instantly. they'll be lingering for a long time. if they have fantastic NYC views, then some people would pick a few up. that's not the case here.

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Response by Toona
over 15 years ago
Posts: 5
Member since: Oct 2008

Took a look at this place last weekend and was pretty impressed. But asking a price per square foot that is a bit absurd for the area. Seems like about 40% are in contract. Anyone have any thoughts as to the actual price they are getting for those in contract - and what those remaining should go for?

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Response by ekartash
over 15 years ago
Posts: 364
Member since: Jun 2007

i went to look at the apartments. they have a lot of charm. the area is really nice as well. but in my opinion, they are way overpriced. a lot of them are duplexes, and the apartments feel small.

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Response by jakedavid
over 15 years ago
Posts: 126
Member since: May 2010

Over priced and much smaller than alleged SF in the description. I was disappointed

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Response by elraine
about 15 years ago
Posts: 3
Member since: May 2010

Does anybody know if the listing prices have stayed the same since the opening? Are they open to price reductions?

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Response by DylanMendelson
about 15 years ago
Posts: 11
Member since: Jul 2006

I went there yesterday and spent about 2 hours looking at apts in the building. At first I was like Wow, but then I noticed that the flooring in 1G was starting to buckle in the bdrm and there was a repaired spot in the ceiling where most likely water damage was. I don't think the floors are real wood and I suspect they are glued to a subfloor as there was excess glue between the strips in some apts. I think it's waaay overpriced. You can get a nice condo on the UWS for less than $1mm. Maybe not as big, but at least it would be in a quality building and location.

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