Archive for September 2018
345 Carroll Street
Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn
Read MoreAvery Hall actively seeking grocery store for NoDa development
Avery Hall actively seeking grocery store for NoDa development after $3.1M acquisition at East 36th and North Tryon streets in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Read MoreBrooklyn Condo Inspired by a Gas Station
Can a former gas station inspire the design for a new home? It sounds far-fetched, but to those who drew the blueprints for a new condominium in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, it did. “Everyone knows the site was a gas station for a long time, which meant the corner was open,” said Harry Kendall, a partner…
Read MoreGas Station-replacing ‘Boutique’ Condos Launch Sales in Cobble Hill
What was once the site of a Shell gas station is now home to an eight-unit luxury condo building. Sales launched today at the Avery Hall and OTL Enterprises-developed 325 Henry Street in Cobble Hill. “325 Henry Street was conceived as a response to the demand for elegant high-end residences in the sought-after neighborhood,” Brian…
Read MoreExotic Marble and Opulent Finishes Lure Buyers
“Words cannot describe what we’ve done,” said Thierry W. Despont, referring to the interior design of the apartments at 53W53, a condominium building rising beside the Museum of Modern Art in Midtown Manhattan. But a reporter can at least try. Mr. Despont, a French-born, New York-based architect and designer who has outfitted private homes for…
Read More145 President Street Facade Revealed
NY Yimby reports the removal of scaffolding to reveal hand-made brick facade at 17 unit condominium project in Carroll Gardens
Read MoreA Conversation With Brian Ezra
Mr. Ezra, 34, is a founding principal of Avery Hall, a residential developer focused on Brooklyn. The company, which was started in 2013, is working on several projects, including residential and mixed-use developments in Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill and Park Slope. Mr. Ezra grew up in Park Slope.
Read MoreTake A Sneak Peek At The Luxe, Terraced Apartments Rising On Pacific In Boerum Hill
While much of the focus in Brooklyn’s development boom has been on the recently rising towers downtown, many medium-sized projects are cropping up in neighborhoods across the borough. One such project — going up at 465 Pacific Street in Boerum Hill — will feature an unusual brick and metal facade.
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