Thursday, August 31, 2017

1st look at the condoplex coming to the site of the former beer distributor on 2nd Street



Work is underway at 298 E. Second St. between Avenue C and Avenue D ...



And here's the first look at what's next, courtesy of the rendering on the plywood...



As previously reported, East Village-based Starleeng Equities is putting up an eight-story, seven-unit residential building. New York Yimby noted that the residential units should average 1,967 square feet apiece — most likely condos. There will be a duplex apartment on the ground and second floors, with full-floor apartments on the third through eighth floors.

According to public records, the building that housed the Houston Street Beer Distributors sold for a little more than $7 million in the fall of 2015.



Previously on EV Grieve:
298 E. 2nd St. latest development site up for grabs

East Village now minus 2 beverage distributors

Something brewing (demolition) for former beer distributor on East 2nd Street


[Photo from August 2016]

8 comments:

  1. I can't believe a beer distributor closed up shop considering the amount of beer consumed among the "pioneers". And that rendering looks like an air filter.

    7 million dollars for that little ass space too. Obscene.

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  2. it seemed like such a happy little building as a beer distributor. Miss it walking and riding by. Sigh

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  3. 8 stories is that the zoning height? There goes the neighborhood.

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  4. consuming beer at only happy hours and very pretentious bars, that's why, 5:09.

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  5. It looks like the building going up at the 14th St post office site, just skinnier. Not a good design trend.

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  6. Every time I see one of these ugly renderings a piece of my soul dies.

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  7. consuming beer at only happy hours and very pretentious bars

    I know, was being sarcastic. 8:55.

    You think with how great and grand the craft brew industry is and Cuomo's generous tax breaks to these new local breweries that a beer distributor would also get some revenue selling 12 packs of them to these pencil neck geeks and alcoholic jocks and slags.

    But you know what else is a factor, 24/7 drug store chains have whole aisles selling beer. Hell there right in the death star building.

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