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Ginsburg Development Cos. begins leasing at The Waterfront at Harbors community in Haverstraw

Haverstraw, NY Responding to the demand for rental properties in the northern suburbs by residents from New York City, Ginsburg Development Companies (GDC) is now offering rentals at The Waterfront at Harbors, an intimate residential community featuring single-level two- and three-bedroom apartments with Hudson River views.

Located as part of GDC’s Harbors-at-Haverstraw condominium community, The Waterfront at Harbors offers a total of 40 units in eight buildings. There are only two apartments per floor and only eight in each elevator building.  

The extra-large apartments, which range from 973 to 1,677 s/f, have wide plank flooring throughout. Every apartment features a 100% direct Hudson River view from either a patio or balcony. Each apartment includes premium appliances and finishes, two-way fireplace between living and dining rooms, and designer baths with walk-in showers and tubs. Apartments include an individual garage space with driveway for a second car with direct entry from garage to elevator lobby. 

The property offers lifestyle amenities including two swimming pools, fitness center, indoor basketball court, party room with billiards, cinema room and spa. The landscaped grounds offer walking and biking along a waterfront promenade and sculpture trail. There is a kayak launch and private marina slips, and a choice of three seasonal pools with sundecks and poolside café.The Waterfront at Harbors is close to the NY Waterways Commuter Ferry connecting to the Ossining Metro-North Station.

“The Waterfront at Harbors is in a class by itself as a luxurious rental community with first-class amenities and breathtaking Hudson River views. As a leader in luxury rentals, we are seeing a growing demand from residents of New York City who are attracted to the suburban lifestyle in a luxury rental community,” said GDC principal Martin Ginsburg. “There are very few opportunities on the Hudson River to live on the waterfront with 100% direct river views and all that The Waterfront at Harbors has to offer.”

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