Delshah Capital Selects REAL New York for Final Sellout of East Village Condo - The Avant
Delshah Capital has tapped a new brokerage team to sell the final remaining units at the East Village condominium, The Avant – selecting REAL New York to lead sales and marketing.
REAL New York is no stranger to achieving record breaking success in a competitive sales market, and is responsible for completing the highest priced condominium sale in Manhattan south of 23rd Street, which still holds the record today.
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“The Avant is a sophisticated condominium at the intersection of one of Lower Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods,” said Louis Adler, principal and co-founder of REAL New York. “We are thrilled to sellout the remaining residences and anticipate incredible momentum, particularly given the unprecedented demand in today’s market.”
In homage to the neighborhood’s rich history, the property also exhibits collaborations from renowned New York artists WhIsBe, Dain, and Flore. These installations offer an aesthetic akin to that of Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Jeff Coons, all of whom also launched their careers in the East Village. Lifestyle offerings include a part-time doorman supplemented with a ButterflyMX smart video intercom system which allows residents to securely receive packages and unlock doors remotely via the app. Additional amenities include a fitness center, resident lounge, bicycle storage and furnished rooftop deck with sweeping Manhattan views.
Located at 533 East 12th Street The Avant is comprised of 26 condominium homes with interiors by Italian design studio Bluarch Architecture featuring sleek contemporary design and unique high end finishes. Remaining residences include studio to two-bedroom homes and are priced from $885,000 to $2,350,000.
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