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Permits for a small residential development at 225 14th Street in Park Slope were filed back in March of 2016, calling for nine condominiums across five floors. CityRealty recently had a chance to stop by the booming Brooklyn neighborhood where the structure is now topped out at 50 feet.
A rendering posted on the fence matches the project's zoning diagram as well as what is visible behind the construction scaffolding. However, EDG Development posted a different rendering on their site that depicts a darker gray facade with a fifth story off to the right. Issac & Stern Architects, who are also working with EDG on
513 3rd Avenue, are behind the designs.
225 14th Street should be completed sometime next year and hold 11,970 square feet of residential space, which works out to a roomy 1,330 square feet for each unit. The building will offer bike parking, car parking, residential storage, a recreation room, and a lounge. While the floor schedule does not indicate a common roof deck, there will be balconies on floors 2-5.
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