This is another new development in the 1400 block of Grand Avenue in West Town that has plenty of available units. This one is an eight-unit building at 1425 W Grand Ave. The place seems to be generating interest among local graffiti writers, judging from the discolored spot beneath one of those first-floor windows.
Philip Soto of Jameson says that at least one person is interested in more than just tagging it, though, because one of the units was recently sold. However, that’s the only unit to have sold thus far, as seven of the eight condos in this development are still available.
Six of the available units are three-bedroom / two-baths that are priced from the $420s to the $480s, and there is also one duplex down that’s priced in the $580s. The Jameson site has assessments at about $229 per month for the duplex about $130 per month for the others.
Soto estimates that the duplex is about 2,600 square feet and the others are closer to 1,700 square feet. One garage parking space comes with each unit. Soto says these units can be ready for delivery in about 45 days.
That box looking thing is ugly as sin!
Matt,
Thus far you have an unbroken record of not liking anything you’ve seen here.
I don’t blame him in this case. It looks foreboding with the dark, recessed balconies and the graffiti welcoming you home.
I have to walk by this god-awful thing everyday as it is right down the street from my house. It does match the other three disgusting developments that have popped up on Grand lately. I cannot even fathom how anybody would buy this for these prices, there are literally dozens of other better condos in the area for cheaper prices.
Agreed, this is hideous.
A massive step down from the 1400- 1408 building, where people just howled about the balusters – at least that building had SOMETHING decorative on it.
I’m nominating this for Ugliest New Condo of the Year…Joe, please place in ballot box right next to the Chelsea Townhomes at Monroe & Racine. AKA the ugliest townhome 850k can buy. Thank you.
Let’s hope the housing market re-bounds, some other developer buys the building…then tears it down!
Looks like a parking garage.