Residents will soon be moving-in to the new apartments at a mixed-use rental building atop a formerly vacant lot in East Harlem. Designed by HTO Architect, the 8-story structure at
111 East 115th Street has 32 apartments and space for a community facility on the first floor. Rental leasing has kicked-off and is being handled by Citi Habitats.
On select listings, the team is offering 12-month leases with one month free; listings show studios start at $2,025/month, one-bedrooms at $2,300/month, two-bedrooms at $3,100/month and three-bedrooms at $6,000/month. Check out all the market-rate listings here.
On select listings, the team is offering 12-month leases with one month free; listings show studios start at $2,025/month, one-bedrooms at $2,300/month, two-bedrooms at $3,100/month and three-bedrooms at $6,000/month. Check out all the market-rate listings here.
Listing photos show bright interiors with clean lines, beamed ceilings and modern finishes. The floors are hardwood oak and the expansive windows have noise-reduction technology. Kitchens have stone floors and countertops with white lacquer cabinetry, along with Bosch appliances including a microwave and dishwasher. Each apartment also has a stacked washer/dryer. The bright bathrooms have marble showers and lots of storage.
The most mouth-watering unit is Apartment 7A, a penthouse duplex with three bedrooms and private outdoor space, priced at $6,500/month. The home features an elegant staircase with tasteful lighting that leads upstairs to a master suite with an attached bath and walk-in closet. Check out the full listing here.
The most mouth-watering unit is Apartment 7A, a penthouse duplex with three bedrooms and private outdoor space, priced at $6,500/month. The home features an elegant staircase with tasteful lighting that leads upstairs to a master suite with an attached bath and walk-in closet. Check out the full listing here.
Residents enter through a handsome marble lobby, and the building's convenient amenities include a part-time doorman, package room, gym, bike room, and private storage.
The new building is on East 115th Street between Park and Lexington Avenue, resting between two prewar structures - one at 115 East 115th Street and the other at 1627 Park Avenue. The location is adjacent to the elevated Metro North railroad on Park Avenue, which has a station ten blocks north at 125th Street.
The 6 train is one block away at the 116th Street station, and the 2/3 trains are also nearby at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue.
The new building is on East 115th Street between Park and Lexington Avenue, resting between two prewar structures - one at 115 East 115th Street and the other at 1627 Park Avenue. The location is adjacent to the elevated Metro North railroad on Park Avenue, which has a station ten blocks north at 125th Street.
The 6 train is one block away at the 116th Street station, and the 2/3 trains are also nearby at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue.
The building was constructed through the city's 421a program and has 10 units reserved for an affordable housing lottery, which qualifying New Yorkers may apply to now through January 30, 2018.
As our blog 6sqft reports, the affordable units are based on 130% of the area median income and prices start at $2,099/month. For more info, check out the details on 6sqft here.
As our blog 6sqft reports, the affordable units are based on 130% of the area median income and prices start at $2,099/month. For more info, check out the details on 6sqft here.
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