Mdrn. Residential, a Manhattan-based fully integrated residential brokerage, services, and lifestyle brand, has announced it has been retained by developer Carnegie Management to market and lease a two-building new development project launching in South Bronx’s “Piano District” this summer.
Housed at 25 Bruckner Boulevard, the aptly called The Crescendo is comprised of two six-story buildings—Staccato and Legato—that share an address and are comprised of a combined 130 units.
The dual-building project, originally designed by architect Karl Fisher, is part of an assemblage of historic buildings. The new buildings are adjacent to the 100-unit Clock Tower Building, which began a conversion process from commercial to rentals in 2002.
The Crescendo will offer 12 studios, 76 one bedrooms, 39 two bedrooms, and 3 three bedrooms, with prices ranging from $2,200 to $3,900.
The buildings’ amenities include an indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, recreation room complete with pool table, fireplace, kitchen and bar, a quiet room on each floor, a gym, yoga room, kids’ room, terrace and roof recreation areas featuring a barbecue grill and lounge area, as well as laundry facilities on most floors. Seventy parking spaces will also be available.
“Mdrn Residential’s knowledge of the neighborhood and community coupled with their expertise in the NYC rentals market is a perfect combination for our latest project,” said Marty Spitzer, a representative of Carnegie Management. “We are very excited to be working with the Mdrn. team.”
“The Crescendo at 25 Bruckner represents a significant addition to the newly created Piano District,” added Zach Ehrlich, founder of Mdrn. Residential. “We believe the quality of the product and finishes represents a major shift in the standard of new developments in the SoBro area.”
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