As previously noted, developer Ben Shaoul's residences at 100 Avenue A between East Sixth Street and East Seventh Street at the new
Apparently people want to live here, according to the people who are selling the units.
Per a news release on the opening of the sales office at 115 Avenue A yesterday:
Prior to opening the sales office, the rare luxury 32 unit condo property is already 50% sold to date as a result of early buzz generated by a daring marketing campaign featuring nearly nude models painted to blend into their surroundings. 100 Avenue A is set to break countless records, including the highest residential price per square foot achieved in the East Village for a non-penthouse unit, with residence 7C already going into contract for $2,685 per foot.
Previously on EV Grieve:
The retail space at Ben Shaoul's 100 Avenue A is available for $24.5 million; plus, naked model marketing clarification!
Trying to figure out what is going on at 98-100 Avenue A
Part of the former Alphabets storefront will serve as sales office for Ben Shaoul's 100 Avenue A
Someone threw black paint bombs at the naked women condo ad along 100 Avenue A
Take a look at the inside of Ben Shaoul's condos at 100 Avenue A
100 Avenue A announces its incoming sales office with familiar naked, graffitied person motif
10 comments:
"Rare"? I guess my definition of "rare" doesn't include "one of countless hideous cookie cutter 'luxury upscale' developments, this one with a pretentious, pseudo-sophisticated marketing campaign geared to attract fratboy idiots and blithering bimbos by pretending to be unique and 'edgy'". Silly me!
For weeks now I have been hearing a loud banging sound, I assumed it was from one or more of the many construction sites but now I realize its the last nail being pounded in the East Village's coffin.
Yep, that's the noise you hear. (Can't be that they're all snapping their designer handbags/briefcases shut at the same time.)
This is very hard to believe as the Times and other media call the luxury boom shot.
Pussy Galore indeed!
It's not true. The real estate business has been hyping, super-hyping sales for years.
Grieve, should know better than to run a story based on some phony balony "newswire" crappy write up. Did you read it? "100 Avenue A is set to break countless records..." GTFO of here with that false bullshit.
$1.28 million dollars. On Ave A above a bar known for serving duchy bros. No big deal at all. I'll just write a check and spend another 1 million dollars on furniture and blow.
We already have NoHo, SoHo, NoMad. Maybe the area around this building should be called "BroHo" - because you can't get more accurate than that.
"daring" wow
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