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Posted: November 7, 2008
Urban Residential celebrates topping out for Linden78
Linden78 the highly successful Upper West Side's luxury condominium being developed by Urban Residential, celebrated its topping out.
Sales at Linden78 located at 230 West 78th St., have exceeded expectation and just four homes remain. These include 3 and 4 bedroom residences from 1,995 s/f to 3,006 s/f.
This unparalleled success of Linden78 can be attributed to the mix of gracious elements, generous floor plans and the latest technological advances that appeal to those seeking a newly defined and elegantly modern version of classic Upper West Side living.
With just two residences per floor and full floor penthouses, a gracious lifestyle is conveyed through well-proportioned layouts, 9' - 11' ceiling heights and 5" wide plank fumed oak floors.
Linden78 is designed by Handel Architects with Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group as the exclusive marketing and sales agent.
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