Vesta condos

[Casa]

This is the link to the Vesta website....
http://www.vestahoboken.com/home.html

This is the link to a recent article on Vesta....
http://cahncomm.wordpress.com/2009/0...e-spurs-sales/

[noons]

7 sales is pretty good given the market they opened in.

That's almost 50% sold out, already.

I think it's interesting that this site has done so well, it's not the best part of town, but I guess the Lite Rail is within walking distance, and that area has upside given the parking lots that could be bought and built on.

Anything within walking distance to Piccolo's is a win in my book

It is also interesting that they don't have studio's and one beds for sale?

Has anyone been to sales office? If so what are your thoughts?

[noons]

Bump.

I guess I will go check it out, stay tuned for more.....

[noons]

Alright, like most properties there are pro's and con's......

Pro's

• I like white kitchens, it really helps give a home a larger and airy feel, especially when the kitchen is not so big.
• I like the aesthetics of the bathroom, the visual appeal here is well done, I am a big fan of incorporating rich woods with refined stones.
• Price point is good.
• Duplex is nice and the large terrace is a big plus.
• The 2 bed has a large living room

Con's

• Small bedrooms(master), but if you don't spend alot of time in your bedroom, then not a big deal
• Kitchen is on the small side.
• Bathroom's don't have a dual vanity and/or seperate shower and tub
• Location is not ideal, but as mentioned before it is walking distance to the best steak sandwich spot any where.

Any one else have an opinion, and NO Piccolo's is not up for debate.

[Casa]

Here's the link to the latest on Vesta from Cahn communications.

Here's snipet from the article....
" Vesta Hoboken continues to make headlines that contradict the sluggish real estate market felt throughout the region as a newsworthy 63% of its 16 condominium homes have now been sold."

Here's a little background on the developer of Vesta....
"The Vesta Group is no stranger to sales success. The developer has a strong track record of creating design-driven, luxury residential properties that appeal to savvy homebuyers in such fashionable areas as TriBeCa and Chelsea."

65% already, that's pretty a good pace even for a strong real estate market.

This kind of community and it's strong sales continues to lead me to believe that buyers in this market are looking for luxury, but not at the cost of value.

[real estate wrangler]

Here's the latest from the Marketing Directors blog.

This is just a snipet from the article fro current pricing, I would call the sales office, but this article is from 8/11/09 so it's pretty recent....

"The Vesta Group, which is developing the boutique 16-residence building in the historic Hudson County City in joint venture with Jesan LLC. Priced from just $595,000, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers 1,296 square feet of luxurious living space complete with a variety of upscale selections and interior design features."



http://themarketingdirectorsinc.word...vesta-hoboken/

[David Wrenn]

The Vesta condos are now FHA approved.

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[Unregistered]

I don't understand the attraction to that part of the city?

Why spend money there when there are far better areas to live in Hoboken? The ghetto is right around the corner and it's very industrial back there.

Real Estate Wrangler you are so right Piccolo's is the best, it drives me crazy that they close so early, what's up with that?

+1

The reason you spend the money to live in a place like Hoboken, is for the convenience. The biggest being transportation. The PATH is way to far away from that location.