The Tides at Arverne By The Sea (apartments, rental)

[Aeran]

All new The Tides at Arverne By The Sea mixes beach living with luxury in the Rockaways


https://qns.com/story/2018/06/07/new...ury-rockaways/

[Marshabrady]

I saw partial construction of this - the commute (A train) and the fact that you have to drive everywhere for even the basics killed it for me.

[Wakanda18]

Looks nice but very expensive for that area

[Coney]

The article states "commuting to NY is a breeze." Is that an intended pun?

[pierrepont7731]

Originally Posted by Coney

The article states "commuting to NY is a breeze." Is that an intended pun?

lol... Just forget about freezing your arse off in the winter months waiting for that A train to get to "NY".

[NYC refugee]

Don't worry about the commute; you won't be going anywhere when the next hurricane comes.

[Marshabrady]

Originally Posted by pierrepont7731

lol... Just forget about freezing your arse off in the winter months waiting for that A train to get to "NY".

I can attest to that. Happy that's in the past

[iammax]

I haven't been to Averne in years, but last time I was there, it was very ghetto

[SoMuchToDo]

Why would anyone freeze while waiting for the A train at Beach 67? There is a large waiting room and an alarm goes off when the train is arriving.

There are restaurants - Claudette's, Broadway Pizza, Batesy's, and Thai Kitchen By The Sea, directly on the street - as well as a Subway, Dunkin Donuts, and Local's Coffee shop. Also 2 banks. And a huge Stop and Shop a block away. And - there is an excellent wine shop - Vino's at the base of the building. A brand new YMCA is a short walk away.

The best part -- you are within feet of the OCEAN.

So many people DREAM about living near the ocean.

I live in The Dunes at Arverne By The Sea (ABTS). We have a fantastic, cohesive community and love our extended neighborhood. In addition to The Tides there are many homes in the different sections of ABTS that have rental units. The home apartments are generally larger and more affordable.
You can actually live at the beach, pick up your coffee, stroll to the subway, and be in Manhattan in about an hour.

My 2 cents.

[Gantz]

Originally Posted by iammax

I haven't been to Averne in years, but last time I was there, it was very ghetto

Still is. Including that supermarket.