BFC Partners of which Donald Capoccia is a managing principal is completing RiverBridge Court, a residential condominium development at 603 West 148th Street in the Hamilton Heights section of Harlem.
Occupancy is planned for this fall.
Meltzer/Mandl Architects PC is the architect.and it is also working with BFC Partners on a 12-story project at 46 Bond Street. BFC is a member of a venture with L & M Equity Participants and Allstate Realty Associates LLC that is developing Schaefer Landing in Brooklyn.
The development consists of a five, full-floor, 1,466-square-foot, 3-bedroom apartments in a 6-story building that is connected by a bridge to an 11-story building with 41 two-bedroom apartments.
Apartments have Brazilian cherry wood flooring, washers and dryers, bathrooms with Carrara marble and tone countertops.
The project is between Broadway and Riverside Drive. It has a roof deck with views of the Palisades in New Jersey and the George Washington Bridge and there are three private rooftop terraces available for purchase for about $45,000 by owners of the condominium apartments.
The building has a canopied entrance with sidewalk landscaping and wall lanterns leading to a lobby decorated with slate, wood and stone. It will have a 24-hour concierge, a fitness room, and a covered bridge behind the concierge desk leads through the garden courtyard to the tower, which has a roof deck.
The three-bedroom apartments have keyed elevators that open directly into the units and many of the two-bedroom apartments have terraces.
Three bedroom units start at about $780,000 and two-bedroom units at about $495,000.
Occupancy is planned for this fall.
Meltzer/Mandl Architects PC is the architect.and it is also working with BFC Partners on a 12-story project at 46 Bond Street. BFC is a member of a venture with L & M Equity Participants and Allstate Realty Associates LLC that is developing Schaefer Landing in Brooklyn.
The development consists of a five, full-floor, 1,466-square-foot, 3-bedroom apartments in a 6-story building that is connected by a bridge to an 11-story building with 41 two-bedroom apartments.
Apartments have Brazilian cherry wood flooring, washers and dryers, bathrooms with Carrara marble and tone countertops.
The project is between Broadway and Riverside Drive. It has a roof deck with views of the Palisades in New Jersey and the George Washington Bridge and there are three private rooftop terraces available for purchase for about $45,000 by owners of the condominium apartments.
The building has a canopied entrance with sidewalk landscaping and wall lanterns leading to a lobby decorated with slate, wood and stone. It will have a 24-hour concierge, a fitness room, and a covered bridge behind the concierge desk leads through the garden courtyard to the tower, which has a roof deck.
The three-bedroom apartments have keyed elevators that open directly into the units and many of the two-bedroom apartments have terraces.
Three bedroom units start at about $780,000 and two-bedroom units at about $495,000.
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