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Greystone Development’s Harlem 125 is 50% leased

Manhattan, NY According to Greystone Development, Harlem 125, a new rental development located at 69 East 125th St. in East Harlem, is over 50% leased in less than two months. Dave Maundrell of Citi Habitats is the exclusive leasing agent.

Designed by Kutnicki Bernstein Architects, the development comprises two adjoining towers, a seven-story tower along 126th St. and a 12-story tower fronting 125th St. yielding 75 new residences in total. The new residences range from studios to three-bedroom units, with many offering outdoor space. The interiors and finishes, designed by Lauren Williams of Lauren Jayne Designs, leverage refined industrial materials fused with contemporary elements. The building also features 12 original artworks by local artist Lance Johnson. Residents can enjoy amenities, including a furnished rooftop terrace and courtyard, virtual doorman, parking garage, fitness center with outdoor space, bicycle storage, laundry room, resident storage and security. 

“We wanted to offer a product that was, up until now, absent in this marketplace. And with leasing reaching 50% in less than two months, this only affirms our belief that Harlem is a very desirable and highly sought-after residential neighborhood,” said Jeffrey Simpson, head of Greystone.

Located along the bustling 125th Street corridor of Harlem, this prime location is within walking distance of multiple transportation options, green space, highly acclaimed restaurants, retail and several other new developments, including the newly-opened Whole Foods on Lenox Avenue.

“East Harlem has seen a renewed interest in recent months. The neighborhood’s historic brownstones and wide sidewalks, exciting new developments and retail offering combined with competitive pricing are drawing a wide variety of residents to this neighborhood,” said Maundrell. 

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