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Check out these new homes on the market for under $1 million with desirable amenities and outdoor space. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic these traits have been increasingly important along with full kitchens and space to work-from-home. These apartments are a collection of the best stay-at-home sanctuaries all listed for under $1 Million.
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111 Montgomery, the first full-service newly built condominium in Crown Heights, has officially launched sales. Located in the cultural epicenter of Brooklyn, minutes from the Brooklyn Museum and directly overlooking the 50-acre Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the century-old landmark and worldwide attraction adjacent to Prospect Park
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Continuum Company and Lincoln Equities have revealed their new mega-project which is set to come to Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood at 960 Franklin Avenue. The proposal, which as been submitted to New York City’s Department of City Planning, includes over 1.4 million SF of total development which includes 2 mixed-use buildings to be built in two phases.
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Permits have been filed for a new residential building designed by Z Architecture at 105 Rogers Avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The boutique building will rise 7-stories, 70’, and will feature 14 residential units with 12,312 SF of total development.
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BFC Partners has revealed new renderings of their Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment project in Crown Heights. The developers plan to transform the space with 400 rentals and recreational space.
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ODA New York has revealed new renderings of their minimalist, brutalist Crown Heights hotel which was announced two years ago. Construction is just about to get underway with a completion estimated in mid-2019.
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Drama is beginning to stir-up Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment in crown heights. Eric Adams, the Brooklyn Borough President, has made his views public that the redevelopment should not feature condos as the developers, BFC Partners, works to rezone the land under review of the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. Crown Heights residents argue that as the proposed project is on city owned land, the entire project should be affordable housing. The proposal by BFC Partners features 2 residential building, one mixed-income rentals and the other condos. 50% of the rentals will be affordable housing as will 20% of the condos. Community amenities will include a community center, pool, gym and sports courts. Adams proposed increasing the number of affordable units as well as high-income targeted units which would help offset the operating cost of the property. He also proposed that 20% of the affordable units be available for the homeless. The City Planning Commission will review this fall (2017).