At 267 Evergreen Avenue, a dilapidated two-story structure has been demolished and a sleek four-story, eight-unit condominium designed by Infocus has risen in its place. The new building is on a quiet street, but Bushwick hot spots like Sunrise/Sunset, Bushwick Public House, and Bossa Nova Civic Club are a short walk away. When it's time to leave the neighborhood, the Central Avenue and Kosciuszko Street subway stops are easily accessed.
Sales have launched on the condos with prices starting at $499K for studios, $599K for one-bedrooms, and $945K for two-bedrooms. According to CityRealty data, the median price of a Bushwick condo is $675K.
Sales have launched on the condos with prices starting at $499K for studios, $599K for one-bedrooms, and $945K for two-bedrooms. According to CityRealty data, the median price of a Bushwick condo is $675K.
Google Earth aerial showing location of 267 Evergreen Avenue (CityRealty)
Floor plans
All apartments have floor-to-ceiling windows, solid white oak flooring, video intercom, and washer/dryer hookup.
All images of 267 Evergreen Avenue via Douglas Elliman
Kitchens are equipped with marble-like quartz countertops, custom German cabinetry, and Fisher & Paykel and Bosch appliances.
Select units have private balconies overlooking a tree-lined street.
Radiant floor heating and a custom bench bring a spa-like feel to baths.
Building amenities include a lounge (below), landscaped garden, and common roof deck.
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