Living New York, a full-service, luxury real estate brokerage based in Manhattan has been awarded the exclusive leasing and marketing commission for 2481 Crotona Avenue, a nine-story, 90-unit rental multi-family property. Gogia Builders purchased the site in 2017 and broke ground in 2022. The space was previously a small commercial building and parking lot. There is approximately 10,000 square feet of retail space on the ground and cellar levels which has yet to be leased.
Located in the Belmont neighborhood of the Bronx, home to Little Italy, the Bronx Zoo, the Botanical Gardens and Fordham University, the property is expected to begin leasing in early-Fall 2023.
This project will encompass approximately 100,000 gross square feet. Designed by Marin Architects, the property will feature 20 Studio, 56 one-bedroom-units and 14 two-bedroom units, ranging in size from 312 square feet to 780 square feet.
The building’s elegant facade consists of a seamless blend of unique grey brick and oversized windows flooding its interiors with natural light. The building features include: Virtual Doorman, Super, State-of-the-Art Gym, Garage Parking, Coworking Space, Lounge, Rooftop with skyline views, Landscaped Sundeck, and Elevator.
Apartment features include: Central air, wood flooring, oversized windows.
“Gogia Builders has selected Living New York with an exclusive on the marketing and lease-up of The Crotona because their success in the Uptown and Bronx markets today and general growth city-wide over the years speaks to their exceptional capabilities,” explains Vijay Gogia, CEO, Gogia Builders. “From the outset, they have proven to be professional, helpful, and committed to ensuring The Crotona is a successful project. We have full faith in their ability and look forward to officially launching this project to the market.”
“We look forward to expanding our footprint in The Bronx with Gogia Builders. This highly amenitized development will provide an area that is supply deprived with beautiful luxury rentals on both the affordable and market rate side,” explains Adrian Savino, managing director, Living New York.
