Harlem real estate continues to be hot an poppin’!
The latest offering is the Strathmore on 1890 Adam Clayton Boulevard.
Pre-war brick and limestone exterior with wrought iron details. Virtual doorman, bicycle storage and gym. Gated entry. Landscaped courtyard. Furnished marble-clad lobby. High ceilings. Open layout. Hardwood floors. Kitchen’s featuring Hansgrohe fixtures and stainless steel Whirlpool appliances. Bathrooms feature sunflower shower heads and recessed medicine cabinets.
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The Real Deal reports that a team involved with the 68-unit Mirada condominiums in Harlem have been temporarily banned from developing apartments in the state and ordered to set aside $3.2 million, pending a court case over alleged defects at the project. The AG filed suit against the developers in New York State Supreme Court, alleging a range of fraud and concealment at the eight-story development at 161 East 110th Street.
Let’s go back in time to a different era and take a look at old Harlem with the sounds of Jazz vocalist Cab Calloway. Born on December 25, 1907, in Rochester, New York, after a short period in Chicago he moved back to New York and landed a gig performing regularly at Harlem’s famous Cotton Club during the swing era. In 1931 his song “Minnie the Moocher” became a hit and was considered to be one of the first recordings to ever feature scat singing.
By HarlemHouse The Five and Diamond Restaurant on Frederick Douglass and 112th street has recently gone through a couple of changes. Chef Ryan Skeen has turned over his expertise to Chef David Santos. I won’t get into the story of why the Restaurant changed chefs this has already been written about.
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Cool! But I think it’s better if we can see some screen shot of this for sale property.