This is an Unfinished building.
1 active sales listing
11 beds, 12 baths
STALLED CONSTRUCTION WITH AN EXISTING STRUCTURE
Located in a prime area of Brighton Beach – called “Little Odessa” for its close proximity to the beach, ocean,
farm-fresh markets & ethnic delicacies.
This is Stalled Construction site with existing structure
Property will be sold with DOB-approved plans for a rental or condo building, for 6 to 7 apartments
The structure is 50% complete & mostly inside work should be done (and some outside work as well)
Zoning is R6, with additional air rights already bought ( lots combined )
Located just few blocks away from the beach & great shopping, as well as B & Q train, and Bus 1 & 68
As per building plans – there will be 6 luxury apartments
two 1 bedroom & 2 bath units
two 2 bedroom & 2 bath units
one 3 bedroom & 2 bath unit
one 2 bedroom & 2 bath penthouse with a large terrace
This property can be built either as a rental or a condo building,
and because there is very low inventory in Brighton Beach – these apartments will fly away (once completed).
THIS IS A MONEY MAKER FOR A SAVVY BUILDER – WHO CAN COMPLETE THE BUILDING WITH OWN CREW *
Please drive-by the area to view the property from outside & to walk thru the neighborhood. *
If you have questions or want to discuss price guidance on a possible offer – feel free to call Albert or Leonid.
DOB approved plans & other diligence documents are available with an acceptable offer
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