New Developments to the Market This Week
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Prima
130 W. 20th St.
Price a square foot: $1,291
Contact: Prudential Douglas Elliman at 212-675-0220
Only two blocks from Madison Square Park, the Prima is introducing 36 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments to the Chelsea section of Manhattan. The units are outfitted with walnut flooring, as well as appliances from Sub-Zero and Miele. Bathrooms have limestone walls and Thassos marble countertops. The building features a 24-hour doorman, a lounge and media bar with a wet bar, a garden, storage units, high-speed Internet, and cold storage facilities.
The Mark
992 Madison Ave.
Price a square foot: $4,518
Contact: Corcoran Sunshine at 212-772-1600
The Mark is undergoing an extensive transition into a combination of 118 hotel rooms and 42 cooperative apartments. The developers are updating the building, which first opened in 1927, with state-of-the-art technology and amenities. Each unit will have a wireless Internet setup and a screen that allows the resident to control air-conditioning and heat. Interior designer and Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur Jacques Grange is leading up the changes. The building will also open a Winter Garden Restaurant and have artwork commissioned by the developer decorating the hallways.
1750 Dean St., Brooklyn
Price a square foot: $360
Contact: Corcoran at 718-832-4193
Situated in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, this new development is offering two- and three-bedroom duplex apartments. Kitchens are outfitted with high-end appliances and the bathrooms have floating vanities and custom tile work, according to materials from the developer. Each unit has outdoor space, central air and heating, hookups for high-speed Internet, and a connection for a washer/dryer. The property is also eligible for 421a tax abatement. The building is about a 50-minute subway ride to Midtown Manhattan from the Utica Avenue station on the A and C lines, which is about two blocks to the north.
145 Lexington Ave.
Price a square foot: $1,461
Contact: Croman Real Estate at 212-998-9300, ext. 227
Situated in the Kips Bay section of Manhattan, this new development is offering 12 one-, two-, and three-bedrooms. The building has video concierge, storage lockers, and a roof deck with views of Midtown. Each apartment is outfitted with oak floors and kitchen appliances from Miele and Sub-Zero. The bathrooms have Kohler fixtures, recessed lighting, and white marble wall and floor tiles. The no. 6 subway line’s 28th Street station is about a block away.
