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Residential for Sale or Rent
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267 6th Street
Choice Construction began work on this 95,000sf, poured-in-place concrete superstructure project early in 2008. Once built, it will serve as a mixed use facility, containing both retail shopping and residential condominiums. Being ideally located in Park Slope, with twelve stories, the building will feature a gym and other recreational amenities for the residents of the building. Construction will be completed by the later part of 2009.
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122 West Street
Utilizing Choice Construction’s “Owner’s Representative” services, the Ownership of this Greenpoint project along with their experienced design team, is combining some new construction while revitalizing a former pencil factory, which overlooks the East River. Demolition phases and construction phases are currently underway.
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27-05 39th Avenue
The eye-catching architecture of this boutique-sized hotel in Astoria, Queens is sure to make this project stand out. Projections show that this hotel will be 93 keys, each room of nice size and plentiful amenities. Choice Construction began breaking ground on this project in April of 2008. Construction is set to conclude in 2009, offering guests quaint surroundings with an intimate touch.
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683 4th Avenue
The Park Slope area of Brooklyn will be booming! Being built with masonry and H-framing, Choice Construction is proud to announce that this vivacious project of 20,000sf was started at the beginning of 2008. The building will consist of 12 units and stories of residential condominium space with units available in 2009.
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184 Kent Avenue
Choice Construction is pleased to announce that we are working as the Owner’s Representative on the 184 Kent Avenue project. At over 440,000sf, the building at 184 Kent will offer a modern lifestyle, waterfront views and unparalleled architecture-all in a vibrant, eclectic neighborhood located just minutes from Union Square. Housing approximately 353 residential units, the development will feature 14,000sf of amenities, including a health club and a rooftop with view of the Manhattan skyline. Green design techniques are being utilized also on this project to promote environmental wellbeing.
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