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Downtown Brooklyn’s 300 Ashland Releases New Renderings to Kick Off No-Fee Leasing

Posted On Tue, July 12, 2016 By Dana Schulz

Posted On Tue, July 12, 2016 By Dana Schulz In Apartment Deals, CityRealty, Downtown Brooklyn, New Developments, Rentals

The latest tower to open its doors in Downtown Brooklyn‘s BAM Cultural District is 300 Ashland, a 35-story, mixed-use tower from Two Trees Management that is offering 300 no-fee rentals. There are currently nine units available with studios starting at $2,850/month, one-bedrooms at $3,300/month and a single three-bedrooms from $5,750/month.

To coincide with the launch, the developer has published an official building website that brings a slew of new renderings, showing off TEN Arquitectos‘ perforated skin and the landscaped public plaza, as well as providing a first look inside the apartments.

SEE ALL THE RENDERINGS AND FIND OUT MORE HERE…

Tags : 300 Ashland Place, BAM Cultural District, Ten Arquitectos, two trees management

Neighborhoods : Downtown Brooklyn

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