HAP Investments, a New York-based international real estate investment and development company announced they have secured a temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) at 2211 Third Avenue, also known as HAP 10. Design architects Fischer + Makooi collaborated with HAP Investments on this project.
The site is strategically located on the corner of 121st Street and Third Avenue in East Harlem, one of the most rapidly transitioning neighborhoods in Manhattan, thanks in large part to HAP Investments. 2211 Third Avenue is a 12-story building, containing 108 residential units.
“HAP 10 is a unique residential building and a great addition to this East Harlem neighborhood,” said Eran Polack, CEO of HAP Investments. “We look forward to this building and its residents being woven into the fabric of this community.”
Klara Madlin Real Estate, a residential brokerage firm, is handling the rentals at HAP 10. Rental prices range from $2,100 for a studio, $2,500 for a one bedroom, and $3,750 for a two bedroom. The building features a doorman, elevator, fitness center, roof-deck, terraces, private storage, bike room, on-site parking, and in-unit washers/dryers. The building also features a supermarket in the ground floor commercial space.
The building is located in close proximity to East River Plaza, Costco, and Target, as well as local schools, universities, and hospitals. Thomas Jefferson Park is walking distance, which has a public pool and recreation center. The property is also located close to the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines and the 125th street Metro-North train station.
In addition to its prime location, the building offered 22 of its stunning units as part of New York City’s Affordable Housing program.
HAP Investments has been very active in Upper Manhattan and the East Harlem areas with properties including: 419 East 117th Street, 2338 2nd Avenue, 247-249 East 117th Street, and 329 Pleasant Avenue. In addition, the company purchased a major development site at 213-227 West 28th Street in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood. Last year, HAP closed on a development site at Journal Square in Jersey City, New Jersey, to be known as “HAP Tower.”
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