Leasing has begun at TF Cornerstone's 33 Bond Street, and the Handel Architects-designed building is offering new residents one month’s free rent. Studios start at $2,600/month, one-bedrooms start at $3,295/month, and two-bedrooms start at $4,790/month. All prices are net effective.
In addition to the market-rate apartments, Curbed has announced a lottery for 108 affordable units in the building. 72 apartments are open to people making 40% of the area median income ($22,903-$38,601/year), and 36 units are open to people making 120% of the area median income ($68,709-$114,480/year). The application deadline is October 17.
In addition to the market-rate apartments, Curbed has announced a lottery for 108 affordable units in the building. 72 apartments are open to people making 40% of the area median income ($22,903-$38,601/year), and 36 units are open to people making 120% of the area median income ($68,709-$114,480/year). The application deadline is October 17.
Google Earth aerial showing location of 33 Bond Street in the future Brooklyn skyline (CityRealty)
All apartments have floor-to-ceiling windows, white oak floors, and generous closet space. The chef’s kitchens feature quartz countertops with a waterfall edge and stainless steel appliances. The building is centrally located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn with easy access to local attractions, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and 10 subway lines to reach all corners of the city.
For all its beautiful apartments and excellent locations, 33 Bond stands out for its abundance of amenities. The building is home to the first Chelsea Piers fitness center in Brooklyn, an outpost of farm-to-table coffee shop Devocion, a private elevated park, and an exclusive HomeWork co-working space. Other amenities include a residents’ lounge, screening room, dog grooming service, laundry room, bike room, and storage.
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