Groundbreaking Ceremony Celebrates 37-28 Crescent Street Milestone

Acre NY Realty, a New York-based real estate company, proudly hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on June 11th, celebrating a significant milestone for this highly anticipated boutique condominium. The event gathered community leaders, project partners, and real estate professionals to mark the beginning of construction and the next phase of growth in the vibrant Dutch Kills district.

Nestled in the northern section of Queensboro Plaza, 37-28 Crescent Street is a thoughtfully designed boutique condominium offering a curated selection of studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom residences. The interiors feature a refined palette of warm wood tones, chevron wood flooring, and warm lighting, with kitchens boasting wood cabinetry, stone-look islands, and premium finishes. Bathrooms are designed for both elegance and comfort, incorporating textured glass, built-in niches, and vanities with ambient lighting. Residents will also enjoy a comprehensive amenities package including a lobby, a rooftop lounge and terrace with BBQ areas, a fitness center, and indoor social spaces.

“We are thrilled to bring 37-28 Crescent Street to market,” said Cathy Huang, CEO of Acre NY Realty. “Its unbeatable location, sophisticated interior design, and extensive amenities make it a standout choice for buyers." Beyond its architectural and interior appeal, the project plays an important role in contributing to the ongoing transformation of Dutch Kills. Positioned just minutes from Manhattan, the development reflects the area's evolution into one of New York City’s most dynamic and desirable neighborhoods, offering accessibility, culture, and high livability. The condominium is poised to attract a new generation of urban dwellers and strengthen the district’s appeal to both homeowners and investors.

Acre NY Realty will continue to share updates on the progress of 37-28 Crescent Street. More details on sales, availability, and project highlights will be released in the coming months.