Searching for a new home community? Browse the 1,063 new homes in York, Pennsylvania below. If there is a new home being built to match your needs you are sure to find it here. There are currently 38 builders to choose from in 91 new home communities across the York area. Choose from 527 home plans or the 118 quick move-in homes to find the perfect home for you in the York area. With prices ranging from 149990 to 749900 and home sizes between 1322 and 4887 square feet there is sure to be a home that will fit your needs. Whether you need a small starter home or large family home, you will find homes in York that have between 1 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 4 bathrooms. You many also notice that newly built homes in York are more expensive than resale homes. Before you let this deter you, remember there are tons of cost savings that come with buying a new home including less maintenance cost and energy cost. If you have any questions, fill out a lead form and a builder
Searching for a new home community? Browse the 1,063 new homes in York, Pennsylvania below. If there is a new home being built to match your needs you are sure to find it here. There are currently 38 builders to choose from in 91 new home communities across the York area. Choose from 527 home plans or the 118 quick move-in homes to find the perfect home for you in the York area. With prices ranging from 149990 to 749900 and home sizes between 1322 and 4887 square feet there is sure to be a home that will fit your needs. Whether you need a small starter home or large family home, you will find homes in York that have between 1 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 4 bathrooms. You many also notice that newly built homes in York are more expensive than resale homes. Before you let this deter you, remember there are tons of cost savings that come with buying a new home including less maintenance cost and energy cost. If you have any questions, fill out a lead form and a builder
Florida Rent Assistance Programs Home » Florida We provide an online directory of of rental assistance programs in Florida. Choose the city in Florida on the right side of the page. We list the cities where we found help for those needing help paying their rent. We only list the rental assistance programs on the website and do not provide the aid ourselves.
Florida Rent Assistance Programs Home » Florida We provide an online directory of of rental assistance programs in Florida. Choose the city in Florida on the right side of the page. We list the cities where we found help for those needing help paying their rent. We only list the rental assistance programs on the website and do not provide the aid ourselves.
Hong Kong school took out an ad in a paper last week offering Lam Yat-yan, a tutor, $11 million (£7.1 million) to quit his job and work for them.
Modern Education's attempt to poach Lam away from rival school Beacon Group illustrates the growing trend for what are dubbed 'super tutors' in the super crowded city, according to the Financial Times.
In Hong Kong, where competition is fierce for places at top universities, and parents spend huge amounts of both time and money ensuring that their kids get into the best colleges, tutors like Lam are revered in the same way as celebrities. Go to the city, and you can see their faces daubed all over billboards and in TV ads.
Hong Kong school took out an ad in a paper last week offering Lam Yat-yan, a tutor, $11 million (£7.1 million) to quit his job and work for them.
Modern Education's attempt to poach Lam away from rival school Beacon Group illustrates the growing trend for what are dubbed 'super tutors' in the super crowded city, according to the Financial Times.
In Hong Kong, where competition is fierce for places at top universities, and parents spend huge amounts of both time and money ensuring that their kids get into the best colleges, tutors like Lam are revered in the same way as celebrities. Go to the city, and you can see their faces daubed all over billboards and in TV ads.
No city inspires real estate envy like New York City. And no wonder, with our million-dollar skyline views and amenities galore. But just how expensive are the costliest neighborhoods? You might be surprised by the answer
January 27, 2015, Emily Nonko
It’s hard to shock a New Yorker with dollar signs — after all, NYC has among the priciest real estate in the world. We decided to investigate, so we turned to PropertyShark. They crunched the numbers, looking at all median sales in 2014 for one- to three-family homes, condos and co-ops, to find out just what “expensive” looks like in one of the most expensive cities on the planet. The answer? Very. The average prices in the poshest neighborhoods hover around $2 million, dipping to just below $1 million in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Of course, those are just the median prices. The sky’s the limit on the priciest properties — in January 2015, New York City witnessed the most expensive condo sale in its history: $100.5 million at One57 in Midtown. So, what draws buyers to the city’s costliest neighborhoods? Everything from quaint streets dotted with boutiques and cast-iron lofts (SoHo and Tribeca) to jaw-dropping views (Midtown) to easy access to the world’s best restaurants (West Village). There’s no question that these neighborhoods all have their special allure, but are they worth the $2 million dollar price tag to live here? That’s up to you.
No city inspires real estate envy like New York City. And no wonder, with our million-dollar skyline views and amenities galore. But just how expensive are the costliest neighborhoods? You might be surprised by the answer
January 27, 2015, Emily Nonko
It’s hard to shock a New Yorker with dollar signs — after all, NYC has among the priciest real estate in the world. We decided to investigate, so we turned to PropertyShark. They crunched the numbers, looking at all median sales in 2014 for one- to three-family homes, condos and co-ops, to find out just what “expensive” looks like in one of the most expensive cities on the planet. The answer? Very. The average prices in the poshest neighborhoods hover around $2 million, dipping to just below $1 million in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Of course, those are just the median prices. The sky’s the limit on the priciest properties — in January 2015, New York City witnessed the most expensive condo sale in its history: $100.5 million at One57 in Midtown. So, what draws buyers to the city’s costliest neighborhoods? Everything from quaint streets dotted with boutiques and cast-iron lofts (SoHo and Tribeca) to jaw-dropping views (Midtown) to easy access to the world’s best restaurants (West Village). There’s no question that these neighborhoods all have their special allure, but are they worth the $2 million dollar price tag to live here? That’s up to you.
We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
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See Available Homes Submit Your Listing Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is the focus of the next video in our new monthly series, “Block by Block.” Watch for future installments from neighborhoods around the city.
Known for its stately brownstones and its namesake park, Fort Greene is ever evolving and is now at the heart of the booming Brooklyn Cultural District. In addition to the borough’s stalwart Brooklyn Academy of Music, it has the Theater for a New Audience, which opened the glass-fronted Polonsky Shakespeare Center in 2013, and plans are underway to create thousands more square feet of cultural space to house new performance, rehearsal and studio facilities.
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Living In: Fort Greene, Brooklyn: A Neighborhood With Many FacesSEPT. 24, 2014 BROOKLYN.... The neighborhood’s western edge also abuts Downtown Brooklyn, where a forest of mixed-use towers and high-end rentals have been built in recent years. To the south, Atlantic Yards has brought the Barclay Center, which has helped turn the area into a sports hub as well. Fort Greene Park, designed by Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, has served as the traditional socioeconomic divide of the area, with townhouses to the south and public housing developments to the north.
Fort Greene has been multiracial, with a significant African-American population, since the 19th century. By the 1970s most of the area’s homes were owned by middle-income blacks. The filmmaker Spike Lee, who grew up in Fort Greene, brought new attention to the area when he established his production company, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, here in the 1980s. He stirred debate about the gentrification of Brooklyn neighborhoods recently when he criticized developers who venture into
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This second-floor apartment is in a 1912 building designed by the architect Albert Sélonier in a transitional Art Nouveau style, blending the parquet floors, high ceilings and traditional moldings of the Haussmann era with geometric design elements that were forward-looking for the time. The décor is by Kara Molinari, an interior designer, and features bespoke carpets and artwork. The furnishings in the 2,940-square-foot space will be negotiable as part of the sale. A spacious terrace shaded by an awning overlooks an interior courtyard.
“My idea was to bring the flat into the 21st century with classic style,” Ms. Molinari said. The focal point of the apartment is a traditional entry hall, with large paned doors opening into various rooms. Walls and woodwork in shades of dark blue are set against a gilt-framed mirror, a leopard-print rug and a settee upholstered in gold fabric.
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To the left is an open-plan living and dining space, which is divided by Doric columns. Painted on the ceiling above the Jean Prouvé dining table is a geometric design inspired by the Russian Constructivism art movement of the 1920s. The living area features sofas by Philippe Starck, an Artemide Mercury light fixture, and a carpet designed by Ms. Molinari.
Beyond the living room is the master bedroom, which includes a walk-in closet and a boudoir with a Murano glass chandelier and gold leaf artwork by Ms. Molinari. The master bathroom has a 10-foot-long shower area, a free-standing tub by the Australian company Victoria & Albert, and matching floor and ceiling tiles by the Spanish company Porcelanosa. Ms. Molinari has embedded LED lights above the tub to create an impression of a night sky.
The modern eat-in kitchen, to the right of the entry hall, has a Siemens side-by-side refrigerator/freezer and induction cooktop, and sleek, integrated cabinetry, with quartz counters, made by the Italian company Arrital to Ms. Molinari’s specifications. Doors open to the terrace.
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AROUND $3.4 MILLION (3 MILLION EUROS)
This second-floor apartment is in a 1912 building designed by the architect Albert Sélonier in a transitional Art Nouveau style, blending the parquet floors, high ceilings and traditional moldings of the Haussmann era with geometric design elements that were forward-looking for the time. The décor is by Kara Molinari, an interior designer, and features bespoke carpets and artwork. The furnishings in the 2,940-square-foot space will be negotiable as part of the sale. A spacious terrace shaded by an awning overlooks an interior courtyard.
“My idea was to bring the flat into the 21st century with classic style,” Ms. Molinari said. The focal point of the apartment is a traditional entry hall, with large paned doors opening into various rooms. Walls and woodwork in shades of dark blue are set against a gilt-framed mirror, a leopard-print rug and a settee upholstered in gold fabric.
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To the left is an open-plan living and dining space, which is divided by Doric columns. Painted on the ceiling above the Jean Prouvé dining table is a geometric design inspired by the Russian Constructivism art movement of the 1920s. The living area features sofas by Philippe Starck, an Artemide Mercury light fixture, and a carpet designed by Ms. Molinari.
Beyond the living room is the master bedroom, which includes a walk-in closet and a boudoir with a Murano glass chandelier and gold leaf artwork by Ms. Molinari. The master bathroom has a 10-foot-long shower area, a free-standing tub by the Australian company Victoria & Albert, and matching floor and ceiling tiles by the Spanish company Porcelanosa. Ms. Molinari has embedded LED lights above the tub to create an impression of a night sky.
The modern eat-in kitchen, to the right of the entry hall, has a Siemens side-by-side refrigerator/freezer and induction cooktop, and sleek, integrated cabinetry, with quartz counters, made by the Italian company Arrital to Ms. Molinari’s specifications. Doors open to the terrace.
Down the entry hall is a family room and library with a custom carpet, a fireplace and doors that open wide to the terrace. At the far end of the entry hall, a service corridor with laundry facilities leads to the other ... SIMPLY STUNNING..
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See Available Homes Submit Your Listing Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is the focus of the next video in our new monthly series, “Block by Block.” Watch for future installments from neighborhoods around the city.
Known for its stately brownstones and its namesake park, Fort Greene is ever evolving and is now at the heart of the booming Brooklyn Cultural District. In addition to the borough’s stalwart Brooklyn Academy of Music, it has the Theater for a New Audience, which opened the glass-fronted Polonsky Shakespeare Center in 2013, and plans are underway to create thousands more square feet of cultural space to house new performance, rehearsal and studio facilities.
Continue reading the main story Related Coverage
Living In: Fort Greene, Brooklyn: A Neighborhood With Many FacesSEPT. 24, 2014 BROOKLYN.... The neighborhood’s western edge also abuts Downtown Brooklyn, where a forest of mixed-use towers and high-end rentals have been built in recent years. To the south, Atlantic Yards has brought the Barclay Center, which has helped turn the area into a sports hub as well. Fort Greene Park, designed by Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, has served as the traditional socioeconomic divide of the area, with townhouses to the south and public housing developments to the north.
Fort Greene has been multiracial, with a significant African-American population, since the 19th century. By the 1970s most of the area’s homes were owned by middle-income blacks. The filmmaker Spike Lee, who grew up in Fort Greene, brought new attention to the area when he established his production company, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, here in the 1980s. He stirred debate about the gentrification of Brooklyn neighborhoods recently when he criticized developers who venture into
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ReplyDeleteSearching for a new home community? Browse the 1,063 new homes in York, Pennsylvania below. If there is a new home being built to match your needs you are sure to find it here. There are currently 38 builders to choose from in 91 new home communities across the York area. Choose from 527 home plans or the 118 quick move-in homes to find the perfect home for you in the York area. With prices ranging from 149990 to 749900 and home sizes between 1322 and 4887 square feet there is sure to be a home that will fit your needs. Whether you need a small starter home or large family home, you will find homes in York that have between 1 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 4 bathrooms. You many also notice that newly built homes in York are more expensive than resale homes. Before you let this deter you, remember there are tons of cost savings that come with buying a new home including less maintenance cost and energy cost. If you have any questions, fill out a lead form and a builder
New Home Communities in York, PA
ReplyDeleteSearching for a new home community? Browse the 1,063 new homes in York, Pennsylvania below. If there is a new home being built to match your needs you are sure to find it here. There are currently 38 builders to choose from in 91 new home communities across the York area. Choose from 527 home plans or the 118 quick move-in homes to find the perfect home for you in the York area. With prices ranging from 149990 to 749900 and home sizes between 1322 and 4887 square feet there is sure to be a home that will fit your needs. Whether you need a small starter home or large family home, you will find homes in York that have between 1 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 4 bathrooms. You many also notice that newly built homes in York are more expensive than resale homes. Before you let this deter you, remember there are tons of cost savings that come with buying a new home including less maintenance cost and energy cost. If you have any questions, fill out a lead form and a builder
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We provide an online directory of of rental assistance programs in Florida. Choose the city in Florida on the right side of the page. We list the cities where we found help for those needing help paying their rent. We only list the rental assistance programs on the website and do not provide the aid ourselves.
The tutor so good he turned down an $11 million job offer
ReplyDeleteHong Kong school took out an ad in a paper last week offering Lam Yat-yan, a tutor, $11 million (£7.1 million) to quit his job and work for them.
ReplyDeleteModern Education's attempt to poach Lam away from rival school Beacon Group illustrates the growing trend for what are dubbed 'super tutors' in the super crowded city, according to the Financial Times.
In Hong Kong, where competition is fierce for places at top universities, and parents spend huge amounts of both time and money ensuring that their kids get into the best colleges, tutors like Lam are revered in the same way as celebrities. Go to the city, and you can see their faces daubed all over billboards and in TV ads.
Hong Kong school took out an ad in a paper last week offering Lam Yat-yan, a tutor, $11 million (£7.1 million) to quit his job and work for them.
ReplyDeleteModern Education's attempt to poach Lam away from rival school Beacon Group illustrates the growing trend for what are dubbed 'super tutors' in the super crowded city, according to the Financial Times.
In Hong Kong, where competition is fierce for places at top universities, and parents spend huge amounts of both time and money ensuring that their kids get into the best colleges, tutors like Lam are revered in the same way as celebrities. Go to the city, and you can see their faces daubed all over billboards and in TV ads.
The tutor so good he turned down an $11 million job offer
ReplyDelete8 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in New York City
ReplyDeleteNo city inspires real estate envy like New York City. And no wonder, with our million-dollar skyline views and amenities galore. But just how expensive are the costliest neighborhoods? You might be surprised by the answer
January 27, 2015, Emily Nonko
It’s hard to shock a New Yorker with dollar signs — after all, NYC has among the priciest real estate in the world. We decided to investigate, so we turned to PropertyShark. They crunched the numbers, looking at all median sales in 2014 for one- to three-family homes, condos and co-ops, to find out just what “expensive” looks like in one of the most expensive cities on the planet. The answer? Very. The average prices in the poshest neighborhoods hover around $2 million, dipping to just below $1 million in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Of course, those are just the median prices. The sky’s the limit on the priciest properties — in January 2015, New York City witnessed the most expensive condo sale in its history: $100.5 million at One57 in Midtown. So, what draws buyers to the city’s costliest neighborhoods? Everything from quaint streets dotted with boutiques and cast-iron lofts (SoHo and Tribeca) to jaw-dropping views (Midtown) to easy access to the world’s best restaurants (West Village). There’s no question that these neighborhoods all have their special allure, but are they worth the $2 million dollar price tag to live here? That’s up to you.
8 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in New York City
ReplyDeleteNo city inspires real estate envy like New York City. And no wonder, with our million-dollar skyline views and amenities galore. But just how expensive are the costliest neighborhoods? You might be surprised by the answer
January 27, 2015, Emily Nonko
It’s hard to shock a New Yorker with dollar signs — after all, NYC has among the priciest real estate in the world. We decided to investigate, so we turned to PropertyShark. They crunched the numbers, looking at all median sales in 2014 for one- to three-family homes, condos and co-ops, to find out just what “expensive” looks like in one of the most expensive cities on the planet. The answer? Very. The average prices in the poshest neighborhoods hover around $2 million, dipping to just below $1 million in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Of course, those are just the median prices. The sky’s the limit on the priciest properties — in January 2015, New York City witnessed the most expensive condo sale in its history: $100.5 million at One57 in Midtown. So, what draws buyers to the city’s costliest neighborhoods? Everything from quaint streets dotted with boutiques and cast-iron lofts (SoHo and Tribeca) to jaw-dropping views (Midtown) to easy access to the world’s best restaurants (West Village). There’s no question that these neighborhoods all have their special allure, but are they worth the $2 million dollar price tag to live here? That’s up to you.
ReplyDeleteINTRODUCING THE BRAND NEW 'PLATINUM' MODEL
We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
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We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
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We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
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We are now offering a SNEAK PREVIEW of the exciting new PLATINUM model at our Sales Center. This 3600+ square foot home features dual master bedroom suites, one upstairs and one downstairs, 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Visit us today to learn more about this luxurious new home.
Looking for new homes for sale in Monroe, NJ? New lots have just become available at Stratford at Monroe, giving you the chance to choose and customize one of four gorgeous models and build the home of your dreams. Surrounded by nature, yet close to the New Jersey Turnpike and NJ Route 130, both popular commuter routes, this Monroe Township, NJ community offers an ideal setting for raising a family. These attractive 4 bedroom plus study homes feature distinctive characteristics including gas fireplaces, gourmet kitchens with granite countertops, ceramic-tiled designer bathrooms, and Belgium block curbing. With appointments including skylights, walk-in closets, a sitting area in the master bedroom, and master bathroom with whirlpool tub, Stratford has a range of options that allow you to customize your dream home. From the Guilford and the Woods to the Montgomery and the Gold, Stratford homes are built to last. And with the lowest property taxes in Middlesex County plus economical two zone heating and air conditioning, a home at Stratford is an investment in both luxury and your pocketbook. Numerous lots and models are available for quick delivery making your move to Stratford at Monroe easier than ever. Looking for a new construction home in Middlesex County, New Jersey? See how smart family living can be yours at Stratford at Monroe the best new Monroe, NJ homes for sale available today.
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Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is the focus of the next video in our new monthly series, “Block by Block.” Watch for future installments from neighborhoods around the city.
Known for its stately brownstones and its namesake park, Fort Greene is ever evolving and is now at the heart of the booming Brooklyn Cultural District. In addition to the borough’s stalwart Brooklyn Academy of Music, it has the Theater for a New Audience, which opened the glass-fronted Polonsky Shakespeare Center in 2013, and plans are underway to create thousands more square feet of cultural space to house new performance, rehearsal and studio facilities.
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The neighborhood’s western edge also abuts Downtown Brooklyn, where a forest of mixed-use towers and high-end rentals have been built in recent years. To the south, Atlantic Yards has brought the Barclay Center, which has helped turn the area into a sports hub as well. Fort Greene Park, designed by Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, has served as the traditional socioeconomic divide of the area, with townhouses to the south and public housing developments to the north.
Fort Greene has been multiracial, with a significant African-American population, since the 19th century. By the 1970s most of the area’s homes were owned by middle-income blacks. The filmmaker Spike Lee, who grew up in Fort Greene, brought new attention to the area when he established his production company, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, here in the 1980s. He stirred debate about the gentrification of Brooklyn neighborhoods recently when he criticized developers who venture into
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This second-floor apartment is in a 1912 building designed by the architect Albert Sélonier in a transitional Art Nouveau style, blending the parquet floors, high ceilings and traditional moldings of the Haussmann era with geometric design elements that were forward-looking for the time. The décor is by Kara Molinari, an interior designer, and features bespoke carpets and artwork. The furnishings in the 2,940-square-foot space will be negotiable as part of the sale. A spacious terrace shaded by an awning overlooks an interior courtyard.
“My idea was to bring the flat into the 21st century with classic style,” Ms. Molinari said. The focal point of the apartment is a traditional entry hall, with large paned doors opening into various rooms. Walls and woodwork in shades of dark blue are set against a gilt-framed mirror, a leopard-print rug and a settee upholstered in gold fabric.
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To the left is an open-plan living and dining space, which is divided by Doric columns. Painted on the ceiling above the Jean Prouvé dining table is a geometric design inspired by the Russian Constructivism art movement of the 1920s. The living area features sofas by Philippe Starck, an Artemide Mercury light fixture, and a carpet designed by Ms. Molinari.
Beyond the living room is the master bedroom, which includes a walk-in closet and a boudoir with a Murano glass chandelier and gold leaf artwork by Ms. Molinari. The master bathroom has a 10-foot-long shower area, a free-standing tub by the Australian company Victoria & Albert, and matching floor and ceiling tiles by the Spanish company Porcelanosa. Ms. Molinari has embedded LED lights above the tub to create an impression of a night sky.
The modern eat-in kitchen, to the right of the entry hall, has a Siemens side-by-side refrigerator/freezer and induction cooktop, and sleek, integrated cabinetry, with quartz counters, made by the Italian company Arrital to Ms. Molinari’s specifications. Doors open to the terrace.
Down the entry hall is a family room and library with a custom carpet, a fireplace and doors that open wide to the terrace. At the far end of the entry hall, a service corridor with laundry facilities leads to the other ... SIMPLY STUNNING..
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This second-floor apartment is in a 1912 building designed by the architect Albert Sélonier in a transitional Art Nouveau style, blending the parquet floors, high ceilings and traditional moldings of the Haussmann era with geometric design elements that were forward-looking for the time. The décor is by Kara Molinari, an interior designer, and features bespoke carpets and artwork. The furnishings in the 2,940-square-foot space will be negotiable as part of the sale. A spacious terrace shaded by an awning overlooks an interior courtyard.
“My idea was to bring the flat into the 21st century with classic style,” Ms. Molinari said. The focal point of the apartment is a traditional entry hall, with large paned doors opening into various rooms. Walls and woodwork in shades of dark blue are set against a gilt-framed mirror, a leopard-print rug and a settee upholstered in gold fabric.
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To the left is an open-plan living and dining space, which is divided by Doric columns. Painted on the ceiling above the Jean Prouvé dining table is a geometric design inspired by the Russian Constructivism art movement of the 1920s. The living area features sofas by Philippe Starck, an Artemide Mercury light fixture, and a carpet designed by Ms. Molinari.
Beyond the living room is the master bedroom, which includes a walk-in closet and a boudoir with a Murano glass chandelier and gold leaf artwork by Ms. Molinari. The master bathroom has a 10-foot-long shower area, a free-standing tub by the Australian company Victoria & Albert, and matching floor and ceiling tiles by the Spanish company Porcelanosa. Ms. Molinari has embedded LED lights above the tub to create an impression of a night sky.
The modern eat-in kitchen, to the right of the entry hall, has a Siemens side-by-side refrigerator/freezer and induction cooktop, and sleek, integrated cabinetry, with quartz counters, made by the Italian company Arrital to Ms. Molinari’s specifications. Doors open to the terrace.
Down the entry hall is a family room and library with a custom carpet, a fireplace and doors that open wide to the terrace. At the far end of the entry hall, a service corridor with laundry facilities leads to the other ... SIMPLY STUNNING..
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Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is the focus of the next video in our new monthly series, “Block by Block.” Watch for future installments from neighborhoods around the city.
Known for its stately brownstones and its namesake park, Fort Greene is ever evolving and is now at the heart of the booming Brooklyn Cultural District. In addition to the borough’s stalwart Brooklyn Academy of Music, it has the Theater for a New Audience, which opened the glass-fronted Polonsky Shakespeare Center in 2013, and plans are underway to create thousands more square feet of cultural space to house new performance, rehearsal and studio facilities.
Continue reading the main story
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Living In: Fort Greene, Brooklyn: A Neighborhood With Many FacesSEPT. 24, 2014
BROOKLYN....
The neighborhood’s western edge also abuts Downtown Brooklyn, where a forest of mixed-use towers and high-end rentals have been built in recent years. To the south, Atlantic Yards has brought the Barclay Center, which has helped turn the area into a sports hub as well. Fort Greene Park, designed by Calvert Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted, has served as the traditional socioeconomic divide of the area, with townhouses to the south and public housing developments to the north.
Fort Greene has been multiracial, with a significant African-American population, since the 19th century. By the 1970s most of the area’s homes were owned by middle-income blacks. The filmmaker Spike Lee, who grew up in Fort Greene, brought new attention to the area when he established his production company, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, here in the 1980s. He stirred debate about the gentrification of Brooklyn neighborhoods recently when he criticized developers who venture into