[Image via Streeteasy]
In recent months, the four-story building at 624 E. Ninth St. between Avenue B and Avenue C had been undergoing a full-on gut renovation...
[Photo from June]
Late last month, workers removed the scaffolding and construction netting to reveal the all-new No. 624...
[Photo by Mike House]
Yesterday, retail listings arrived for two, 350-square-foot spaces on the ground floor. The asking rents are $3,500 each. All uses considered.
As for the residential portion, Streeteasy shows two units — asking $6,000 and $6,400 per month for three bedrooms and two bathrooms. (The listing notes that you get one month off the rent, making it $5,500 or $5,600 for the first year.)
Here's the blurbage for the $6,400 jobbie:
Be the very first to live in this brand new, gut renovated boutique building with a roof deck and washer/dryer's in all units. This brand new beauty is perfect for those looking to live in a quiet, sunlit, modern building on one of the best blocks in East Village.
This top floor, three-bedroom/two-bath unit offers not only double balconies but has a private, dedicated roof deck just one floor up from where you can bring your guests to view beautiful NYC views. All rooms including the living room have high wall-through AC units operated by remote controls. Stunning kitchen features brand new appliances including dishwasher and microwave, glossed cabinetry, and a breakfast bar. Bedrooms are queen sized with exposed brick and closets.
Bathrooms are luxurious with high-end finishing that will leave you thinking you are in a top hotel. Brand new hardwood flooring and recessed lighting throughout the floor-through unit that meets double balconies on both ends of the floor. Washer/dryer in-unit.
An LLC with a Brooklyn address bought the building last November for $3.3 million, per public records.
8 comments:
An LLC with a Brooklyn address=foreign money laundering outfit or vulture capital group.
no comment on the obscene LED lighting at 624 e 9th st?
This is so wrong. Why would anyone put strips of bright white light below each floor? Times Square in the EV? LED lighting has become so cheap it is everywhere way too bright.
That quiet block they are bragging about just lost the quiet with the bro magnet renting. Rooftop party place and balconies goodbye good night sleep.
"...that will leave you thinking you are in a top hotel."
And there you have it. Appealing to transients. Everything now is a hotel. No permanence, no community, nothing to care about. Disgusting.
floor plans look bro ready, chea! ... sigh
$6500 a month? that's half of my yearly rent.
With that garish lighting and the 'rooftop amenity', say goodby to peace and quiet.
All that money and it's missing the most important thing...an elevator.
Where do you pay 13K a year in rent, unreceiveddogma?
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