Tech sells at Flushing condo

One bad thing about shopping for a home is having to drag yourself from location to location to location. Not at Sky View Parc in Flushing.
Muss Development utilizes the latest in technology at their sales office for the 3.3 million-square-foot, $1 billion mixed-use development, located at 133-04 39th Avenue. They have created a 14-foot by nine-foot model, which shows how the complex will appear when completed.
Interactive technology incorporates the Sky View Parc model and five 60-inch flat panel monitors. The result enables visitors to see the view from different units in the building on the monitors. A virtual tour of the unit also can be displayed on the monitors, as well as floor plans and other information.
When completed, the 14 acre Sky View Parc site will contain 1,100 condominiums in six towers, 800,000 square feet of retail space, a four-acre park, swimming pool, tennis courts, golf and a fitness center, among other amenities.
The first phase of the project comprises 448 apartments in three towers, rising above the three-level shopping center and the pool, tennis, golf and other amenities.
Available dwellings include studio, one, two and three-bedroom units, priced from “the $400,000s to more than $2 million,” according to developer Jason Muss.
The location, bordering on Roosevelt Avenue and College Point Boulevard is just blocks from the Main Street stations of the #7 train and the Long Island Rail Road. Nearby highway connections lead directly to Kennedy and LaGuardia airports.
The company reports that within 10 days of opening the state-of-the-art sales office, 40 apartments were sold.