One Essex Crossing reveals teaser website & first official rendering
One Essex Crossing, the second condominium building and seventh overall building at the Essex Crossing neighborhood on the Lower East Side. As you know, the lower levels of the building are dedicated to retail and include a section of The Market Line bazaar.
Credit: VMI Studio
Located on 202 Broome St. One Essex Crossing has 83 units: 2% studios, 43% one-bedrooms, 35% two-bedrooms, 6% 3-bedrooms, and 6% penthouses. Approximately 30% of the units offer private outdoor space.
Designed by CetraRuddy Architecture, One Essex Crossing's private amenities include a substantial outdoor offering, a fitness center, a playroom, and a glass-enclosed residents’ lounge
Sales anticipated to begin in spring 2020 and occupancy in early 2021
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