On a regular night of running the town, EastBrookFamilia made our way back to Brooklyn via the Manhattan Bridge. I hate to make people look off when they're driving or passed out in the back seat, but... I had to tell everyone to look --I fell in love. Since I'm new to the city, I haven't seen all the glorious things it has to offer, but when something good exists, you can bet your last dollar I'll point it out. & You can also garuntee it's the "most expensive". Smh. Good taste is a curse.
On 1 Main Street, in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, sits the ClockTower Building - my future crib :) The 20-floor building was built in 1914 by Robert Gair, functioning as an extension of his cardboard box factory and studio space. The building was originally called, "Building No. 7". in 1998, the building was converted into 124 condominiums featuring a 3-floor penthouse at the very top. The renovation was overseen by David Walentas of the Two Trees management group.

Someday, I'll have myself a crib just as impressive as this one --if not this exact one. You've got to give yourself goals! Some might consider this a waste of money but... take a look at the photos. This is what living in New York is supposed to look like. Some things, we're just supposed to do. *shrugs*