(l-r) Photo of 29 Havemeyer Street via 2729 Havemeyer Realty LLC; Google Earth image showing project's location
The end is in sight for the L train slowdown, which will come as a relief to the developers of 29 Havemeyer Street. Located between the Bedford Avenue and Lorimer Street L stations in Williamsburg, the six-story building is winding down construction and gearing up for a sales launch.
Designed by the in-demand Infocus Design Planning P.C., the industrial-chic floor-to-ceiling windows are evident from the street and promise to flood the five floor-through apartments with incredible light. Interiors will feature direct elevator access, exposed beams, private balconies and terraces, in-unit washer/dryers, and kitchens with custom German cabinetry. Residential amenities will include a virtual doorman and a common roof deck with Manhattan views.
Designed by the in-demand Infocus Design Planning P.C., the industrial-chic floor-to-ceiling windows are evident from the street and promise to flood the five floor-through apartments with incredible light. Interiors will feature direct elevator access, exposed beams, private balconies and terraces, in-unit washer/dryers, and kitchens with custom German cabinetry. Residential amenities will include a virtual doorman and a common roof deck with Manhattan views.
Average Williamsburg condo prices based on closed sales (CityRealty)
As of this writing, there are no hints on apartment prices beyond an offering plan with a $7.9 million sellout price that was submitted last spring. That suggests an average price of $1.58 million, which would be above the neighborhood listing average of $1.26 million (per CityRealty data). At the nearby N7, a soap factory turned luxury condominium, available apartments range from $1.27 million for a two-bedroom to $2.5 million for a three-bedroom penthouse.
Google Earth image showing 29 Havemeyer in Williamsburg's context
29 Havemeyer nearly ready of occupancy as of January, 2020 (CityRealty)
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