River & Warren

FACT: It's a long cold walk in the winter from any subway line to apartments in BPC.

what about the land lease?

Another fact---what about hurricane Sandy?

What about winter storm Juno?

Can someone that closed on their unit here PM me if you have a few minutes? I had a couple of questions.

For those who have questioned how would or how did the buildings like 212 Warren or even the Riverhouse fare during storms like Sandy or other past storms please note the buildings along the water did not take on any water. Moreover, they didn't even loose electricity. As far as the land lease is concerned, there are positives and negatives to it. The negatives, the building has an additional cost many other buildings do not which makes the monthlies slightly higher. The positives are you live right on the water along an amazing park with many amenities steps from your building. The reason BPC looks so beautiful is because the parks are maintained by the BPCA and not the city. Additionally, BPC has its own security force watching the area. Add the fact that it has great public schools in the area and its no wonder so many people LOVE living here including myself. Yes, it is colder in the winter time however, that's when most people stay more in doors anyway. The flip side is in the spring and summer time, it is cooler than other parts of the city which is great because that is the time of year people spend more time outdoors. If have any has questions about this building or BPC please ask away, I own and live in BPC north and I am a very active agent in the area.

Look at the excess large rental inventory. $7500 for the 4th floor?

Not sure how you call 5 units for rent out of 150+ in the building, an excessively large inventory.