Monday, June 30, 2014
The Nathaniel wants you to know its name on 3rd Avenue
[Photo from May 10]
Over at 84 Third Ave. and East 12th Street, where the newly christened building The Nathaniel awaits completion, there is a notice up ...
...for a proposed, non-illuminated blade sign reading The Nathanial ...
Which is actually already in place.
As previously noted, studios here in the 9-floor luxury building start at $3,470; one-bedrooms start at $4,600; two-bedrooms start at $6,650; and three bedrooms at — !!!! — $11,500. There is also a rooftop reflection pool for reflection on how much your rent is.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Those persistent rumors about 74-76 Third Avenue and the future of Nevada Smiths
The East Village will lose a parking lot and gain an apartment building
Bendy thing sighting as 84 Third Ave. eclipses the AMC Loews Village 7
Upscale rentals and a rooftop reflection pool at The Nathaniel on 3rd Avenue
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I'm confused is this building located in northwest East Village or the new Mid-town south?
ReplyDeleteNo, Grieve. You're wrong. It's not "proposed", it's "PROOSED"! Can't you read their rendering!??
ReplyDeletecheck out the cars driving by in the rendering, Audis and Mercedes only, that should be just about right.
ReplyDeleteseriously, where do people work that can afford these places?!?
ReplyDeleteWhoever typed up that misspelled sign probably spends too much time hanging at Empire Biscuits.
ReplyDeleteEat a dick, Nathaniel.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand why anyone who could afford those rents (and, BTW, who ARE those people??) would want to live in "drink-til-you-pass-out" land.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe they just need emergency access to froyo at Funkiberry.