New renderings unveiled of John Catsimatidis’ 32-story Downtown Brooklyn rental ‘The Eagle’
Leasing has officially commenced at 86 Fleet Place, the final residential tower of John Catsimatidis’ four-building development along Myrtle Avene, a site the billionaire first purchased from Long Island University in 1982. Dubbed by Catsimatidis’ Red Apple Group as “The Eagle,” the 32-story 440-unit building sits in between Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene and offers studios for $2,044/month, one-bedrooms for $2,743/month and two-bedrooms starting at $4,050/month. As CityRealty learned, residences will feature floor-to-ceiling windows, custom oak cabinets and Brazilian stone countertops.
Residents at the Eagle will enjoy 34,000 square feet of amenities, like a fitness center with exercise studio, large sun deck with cabanas, an outdoor barbecue and herb garden and a private dog run. Plus, there will be a rooftop garden that will offer sweeping skyline views.
Rendering via Dattner Architects
Google Earth aerial with Red Apple’s completed rental plan in Downtown Brooklyn’s future skyline via CityRealty
Dattner Architects designed the four-building Myrtle Avenue Development Master Plan, with the other three rentals opening over the last seven years. The Andrea, a mixed-use building at 218 Myrtle Avenue, came first and includes 95 units of workforce housing. The second building was the Giovanni at 81 Fleet Place, a mixed-use tower with 205 units. In 2016, the Margo at 180 Myrtle Avenue opened, which rises 15 floors and features 229 units.
[Via CityRealty]
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Images/Renderings courtesy of Citi Habitats unless otherwise noted
