Sales have started at 2002 Fifth Avenue, a 7-story apartment building that overlooks Marcus Garvey Memorial Park in Harlem on the northwest corner at 124th Street.
The 75-foot-high building has been developed by North Manhattan Construction Corporation of which Michael Waldman is a principal.
Alexander Compagno & Associates is the architect.
The building has 24 apartments and is a cooperative with condominium rules.
One-bedroom apartments with one-and-a-half baths and about 800 square feet are priced from about $464,400, two-bedroom units with one-and-a-half baths start at about $539,600, two bedroom-units with two baths start about $642,000, and three-bedroom units start about $950,000.
The building, which has setbacks at the 5th and 6th floors, has a doorman, a roof deck, a fitness center, an 18-car garage and storage units.
Mariano Puente has designed the interior spaces, which include a double-height lobby with a fireplace. Many of the apartments have balconies.
The 75-foot-high building has been developed by North Manhattan Construction Corporation of which Michael Waldman is a principal.
Alexander Compagno & Associates is the architect.
The building has 24 apartments and is a cooperative with condominium rules.
One-bedroom apartments with one-and-a-half baths and about 800 square feet are priced from about $464,400, two-bedroom units with one-and-a-half baths start at about $539,600, two bedroom-units with two baths start about $642,000, and three-bedroom units start about $950,000.
The building, which has setbacks at the 5th and 6th floors, has a doorman, a roof deck, a fitness center, an 18-car garage and storage units.
Mariano Puente has designed the interior spaces, which include a double-height lobby with a fireplace. Many of the apartments have balconies.
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