2790 Broadway

(Between West 107th Street & West 108th Street)
PRICING INFORMATION FOR 2790 Broadway
One Bedroom from $330,000 (updated February 17, 2012)

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2790 Broadway: CARTER'S REVIEW


This attractive, 7-story, white-brick post-war apartment tower has 82 cooperative apartments.

The building, which is at 108th Street two blocks south of a subway station, is close to Riverside Park and not far south of Columbia University.

It has a one-story gray granite, base, fire escapes and consistent fenestration. There is good local shopping.

The building has no doorman, no garage, no sidewalk landscaping, and no health club.



BUILDING SUMMARY
FEATURES & AMENITIES
  • Elevator
PROS & CONS
PROS
  • Very close to Riverside Park
  • Good public transportation
  • Good local shopping
  • Not far from Columbia University
  • Consistent fenestration
  • Elevator

CONS
  • No doorman
  • No garage
  • No health club
  • No sidewalk landscaping

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