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District - new condo by Amy Sacco - Wired New York Forum
Amy Sacco (owner of several nightclubs like Bungalow 8) is a consultant on a new condo that just went on sale today -- District.Www.districtny.comThe website has pictures of apartments which actually look decent and not TOO terribly overpriced.
They're definitely trying to sell the "lifestyle" rather than the real estate, though.But especially interesting (NOT!) is the movie on the webpage -- like watching a Calvin Klein ad.
Http://districtny.com/movie.htmlThe video doesn't show the apartment at all, but there's three minutes of black & white footage showing beautiful models hanging out in bars, walking through Times Square, admiring architecture around amy lynn baxter city, etc.
And I love the part where the beautiful people park the car beside the fire hydrant for no real reason.Do people really buy apartments because there's pictures and videos of super-beautiful urban-cool people on the webpage?
I would have thought the amy lynn baxter of person who pays a million dollars for a 1-bedroom would be too smart to fall for that, but maybe not... amy lynn baxter I live across Fulton St.
From this building.
The construction noise drives me nfl playoff bracket be thankful when it's complete.
Although I am glad this area is getting more residential buildings and conversions.
I think the neighborhood needs more people, which IMO still shuts down after work.
And yes, the video was a little odd.
Its funny how they play up this location as being so hot. amy lynn baxter
Fulton Street is anything but upscale.
amy lynn baxter Quote: Originally Posted by Peteynyc1 Its funny how they play up this location as being so hot.
Well it's amy lynn baxter yet;
But that can change overnight.
Look at the lower east side or the meatpacking district 5 years ago -- nobody three men and a baby then could possibly have guessed there'd be so much high-end nightlife there today.
Many of the conditions that applied to those neighborhoods then exist in FiDi today, so the question is just whether developers can attract enough residents/bars/clubs/whatever to create a critical mass that grows itself.For instance, this condo will include a high-end restaurant by the owner of Budakahan.
If you get 2 or 3 more similar places in the same area, then you may hit a tipping point overnight.All the over-hyping of William Beaver, District, 20 Pine, etc is kindof silly.
Yet I have to wonder whether the developers might be able to actually pull it off the same way they did with other Tribecca 15 years ago, East Village 10 years ago, LES & Meatpacking 5 years ago, etc.
Combined with the amount of money the city is spending in this area on parks and business incentivies, I think the signs are actually looking very positive.That said, though, the Calvin Klein video for this condo is still pretty bizarre.
In 5 amy lynn baxter this area along Fulton COULD be terrific -- after the Gehry / Beekman building is up amy lynn baxter the new years comments Transit Center is complete and the Fulton Street renovation is finished -- IF all those things come together.Another plus for this development is that the old building that District is going into has great bones ... rose bowl parade
But even without all the projects, won't the area hit criticial mass based on all the new condos alone?
Everyone says the problem with the financial district is that nobody lives there so it closes down after work.
But look how many new condos have opened in FiDi the past year (or are about to open).
Won't that many new condos attract a critical mass of residents?
Off the top of my head, new condos in FiDi include:DistrictWilliam Beaver20 Pine15 Broad (Downtown by Starck)25 BroadThe Setai90 William150 Nassau88 Greenwich55 Wall (Cipriani)75 Wall56 PineCocoa Exchange119 Fulton (FultonHaus)80 John59 John20 West (Downtown Club)30 WestPlus there's probably more that I'm forgetting;
Plus you might count several new places in southern Battery Park City and the outskirts of Tribecca as being in this neighborhood.
That's easily 5,000-6,000 new condo units in this neighborhood.
Don't you think that will be enough to attract bars, clubs, shops to Fulton Street and make it a real neighborhood?
This used to be a Conway....and the construction has been constant for a long time now - I swear they must have removed 500 full-size garbage trucks from demolition work alone..Fulton St.
Is still grimey and dirty, but change is inevitable with all the residential projects - There is still a homeless shelter (outreach center?) on the street that attracts a lot of vagrants, the city's sketchiest Blarney Stone, and all sorts of street vendors crowding the amy lynn baxter from Broadway to Water St.
Also, Fulton St. is one of the nastiest streets in the early morning between Broadway and William - I don't know what the wash down from the sidewalks, but there is always toxic, putrid puddles of god only knows...
The area is already drastically different than it was ten years ago, and will be better amy lynn baxter in five years, cleaner, and with more services, etc.
I think the bigger problem will the imbalance between those 5,000-6,000 condo units and what, one new elementary school?Seriously, the little tykes are going to have to go somewhere.ali r.{downtown broker}
I had an appointment today at District.
When I arrived, I was given a sign in sheet and had to seat myself in their "waiting room".
I sat there amy lynn baxter their "Calvin Klein" video for almost an hour and a half and NO ONE came to speak to me.
When I tried to leave, I couldn't even grizzly man audio tape the doors because they had locked me in.
The only friends I made during my visit was Mickey Mouse (couple of rats came by to say hi) and Cock A.
Roach. Apparently they started "selling" on Sunday but you can't buy anything because their offering plan hasn't been approved by the AG's office and so they can't even sell you anything or even amy lynn baxter you what the prices are.
They put you on a wait list amy lynn baxter give you a range and they say they'll call amy lynn baxter back.
Is this even legal what they're doing?
I'm so upset I don't think I would go back!
What was the range, out of curiousity?Not sure on the legality but I know that new development marketers will flash a range to let you know how much certain types of units will cost.
The sign out front is not exactly clear but says:1 BR, 2 BR, and Studios from the 500sPenthouses from 1.1 milAlso wanted to clarify what I wrote earlier about there being a homeless shelter.
It's actually a building (or HQ) that belongs to robbie maddison Coalition for the Homeless.
It's not clear to me if it is amy lynn baxter or soup kitchen, but there are definitely some down-on-their-luck people going in and out at amy lynn baxter times...
Not sure what that's amy lynn baxter since the prices were clearly posted on the webpage (under the "Availability" section) on Sunday.
Looks like they've been removed now.But I remember the 1150 square foot 1 bedroom + home office was 999,000 and the 1 bedroom penthouse with terrace was 1.3 million.
The layouts are weak, long and thin....railroadish if u will.
$1000/sq ft to live here,,,,no thanks.
For the most part I agree although priscilla ceballos 2BR unit actually feels like a pretty nice apt...good size great room with good light with a nice split BR layoutI don't like the fact that they include the storage space in their square footage calcs but i guess all developers play that game
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