02/26/13 5:39pm

 

The following six condos are new to the Dumbo Brooklyn market for the week of February 17-26, 2013. Four of them are 102 Gold Street condos:

  • 02/23/2013: [In contract] 102 Gold St, #6F (Corcoran), $589,000 ($861/sf), $348/mo cc, $14/mo tax (15-year 421A tax abatement), 684sf, 1 bed, 1 bath
  • 02/21/2013: 42 Main Street #4C (Halstead), $925,000 ($880/sf), $850/mo cc, $37/mo tax, 1050sf, 1 bed, 2 bath
  • 02/20/2013: 70 Washington Street, #11V (Halstead), $1,425,000 ($974/sf), $528/mo cc, $80/mo tax (15-year 421A tax abatement), 1,463sf, 2 bed, 2 bath
  • 02/19/2013: 102 Gold St, #4F (Corcoran), $485,000 ($741/sf), $333/mo cc, $13/mo tax (15-year 421A tax abatement), 654sf, 1 bed, 1 bath
  • 02/19/2013: 102 Gold St, #1R (Corcoran), $895,000 ($706/sf), $645/mo cc, $26/mo tax (15-year 421A tax abatement), 1,267sf, 1 bed, 1.5 bath
  • 02/23/2013: 102 Gold St, #5F (Corcoran), $495,000 ($756/sf), $334/mo cc, $13/mo tax (15-year 421A tax abatement), 654sf, 1 bed, 1 bath

102 Gold Street:

70 Washington Street, #11V:

42 Main Street, #4C:

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01/15/13 8:00am

102 Gold Street

The 102 Gold Street building, (aka Ironwood) will start showing in early February, according to Corcoran, the realtors who are marketing the condos. The architect is Anthony Morena and the developer is The REDD Group, the same team that developed the green, energy efficient townhouse next door, 100 Gold Street. From the new Ironwood website:

“Ten distinct residents in the heart of historic Vinegar Hill. Fusing modernist ideals with sustainable building practices, Ironwood ushers in a new standard of green living to one of Brooklyn’s most storied and iconic neighborhoods. Creative re-use of recovered materials from the building site, married to locally sourced and re-claimed building products, mark a building where responsible building practices and attention to craft create distinct, livable, beautiful residences. Inside, a carefully selected range of units including one bedrooms (some with home offices), a garden duplex, a triplex with parking, and a floor-thru three bedroom, provide potential residents choice in determining how a home at Ironwood can be tailored to their unique lifestyle.”

102 Gold Street was an old 3 story townhouse, sold in 2006 with 100 Gold Street. 100 Gold Street was demolished and redevelopment was completed by March 2009.

Prices for 102 Gold Street are not yet published but for comparison, 100 Gold Street condos were asking $675 to $867 per square feet. Do you think 102 Gold will sell as well as it’s neighbor building 100 Gold?

102 Gold Street

Related:
100 Gold Street Progress, 05jan2009
100 Gold Street First Green Building in VH, 17mar2009
100 Gold Street On the Market, 09apr2009
Checking in on 100 Gold, 20Aug2010, Brownstoner

01/11/13 4:20pm

104 Gold Street

In May 2012, Brownstoner posted about 104 Gold Street building being reopened as a shelter.

Last month, NY Times published an article about Community First Services, the non-profit organization that was awarded a $29 million contract to run halfway houses in Brooklyn. They say that they had consulted closely with leading community organizations about setting up the federal halfway house in Brooklyn. One of these halfway houses is in Vinegar Hill at 104 Gold Street (pictured above).

Per the NY Times article:

In September, Community First moved the 161-bed halfway house to a new location, on Gold Street in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn. Several prominent neighborhood groups first learned about it a month later, when called by The Times.

“Didn’t know a thing about it,” said Robert Perris, the district manager of Community Board 2. “I love it when I find out about stealth social service agencies from the media.”

The lengthy federal contract requires Community First to take numerous steps to help inmates find jobs. They are to be assisted with “portfolio development, résumé writing, proper dress and interview techniques training.” The halfway house must provide “individual and group counseling, case management and post-release follow-up.”

But current and former inmates said that in reality, the halfway house provided little more than three meals and a bed.

“They don’t set you up with any interviews,” a current inmate said. “They put a poster on the wall. They just send you to a job fair. They don’t give you any tools.”

10/10/11 3:40pm

Construction has been completed and the Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) for 109 Gold Street (NYC DOB record), has been issued by the NYC Department of Buildings. 109 Gold Street is a new residential development located in Vinegar Hill Brooklyn (and being marketed as a Dumbo and Vinegar Hill condo on 109gold.com). The seven-story, 33 unit boutique condo development is comprised of studios and one- and two-bedroom units ranging in price from “$325,000 to $1.075 million” and in size from 478 to 1,269 square feet.

There are currently 10 active listings, according to Streeteasy:

Previously:
{109 Gold Street Rent vs Buy Seminar, 14Sep2011}
{109 Gold Street Debut, 16Mar2011}

09/14/11 9:38am

The folks from the new condo building at 109 Gold Street are hosting a seminar on renting vs buying in today’s market. The 33 unit building in Vinegar Hill became available on the market in March. According to Streeteasy, there are two units under contract and 6 active listigs. Has anyone seen the condo units in this building?

Seminar: Rent vs. Buy
Overview: A seminar regarding renting vs. buying in today’s market. Learn the benefits of owning and how to obtain a mortgage in today’s market.
Event Day: Thursday, September 15
Event Time: 6-8pm
Venue: 109 Gold Street, Brooklyn

About 109 Gold Street:

Construction is nearly complete at 109 Gold Street, a boutique 7-story condominium development comprised of 33 studios, one- and two-bedroom residences. Apartments range in price from $325,000 to $1,075,000 and in size from 478 to 1,269 square feet.

For more details and photos, go to 109gold.com

Previously:
{109 Gold Street Debut, 16Mar2011}