34 East 30th Street - Flatiron/Union Square
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34 East 30th Street is a nine-story, eight-unit boutique cooperative built in 1931 and located in the heart of NoMad between Park and Madison Avenues. The building has a management company, full-time superintendent, passenger and freight elevators, video intercom security and a basement storage area. A new Whole Foods flagship will open around the corner, and it is already convenient to Eataly, Kalustyan's Specialty Food Shop, Madison Square Park, fitness studios, fine dining like Eleven Madison Park and transportation.
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