Now these are railways!
The southwest towers on the Broadway corner and Millerose Street in Brooklyn are very close to the Martel Avenue subway station platform so that the tenants can reach the window and touch the J, M and Z trains that flow in the past.
“I do not open my rolls,” said Arpit ahluwalia, 26, who lives on four floors of the apartment in Bushwick.
“I feel, if the windows open, I can walk on the right track,” said Ahlia, who divides the $ 4000 rental rent.
The platform barriers are barely 5 feet from the building, and when the train is pulled, it is about 10 feet, according to the leaflets taken by the publication.
Fortunately, the new building of Fawthar was designed by some external noise, and Ahlia added, and six months later in Big Apple of Philadelphia, the trains became “white noise”.
Many new tenants share indifference, according to Diego Luna, director of snack bar in Maya, which is located just below the apartments.
“About a month ago, they were conducting a full conversation from the window with a man on the other side of the platform,” Luna said.
A real estate broker in Brooklyn shared a video of $ 4000 per month on the third floor directly against the paths on social media in December, and since then it has become a viral with more than 7 million views.
“My client was looking for an apartment seven minutes on foot from the train,” said Simply Brooklyn Realtor Zalman Simpson. “I offered them this one and fell immediately.”
The unit has been rented since then, but the tenants have not responded to the postal correspondent – perhaps because they were unable to hear it.
For many – the tracks are very close to comfort.
“It dominates the train outside your window as a good thing,” the disgusting New Yorker commented on Instagram.
Another said: “4 thousand dollars to hear a train throughout the day and night … passes.”
The construction on the Zawiya residential building, which is located on the Booshwick and Pefford Stowvent border, concluded in late 2023 and the tenants have been moving since then.
The site was vacant until 2007 and then a smaller, abandoned building for several years, as the records appear.
