Prospective buyers of those Harrison Square condominiums continue to open up their wallets in a first step towards getting the units sold.

Martin Goldstine Knapke, the real estate firm marketing the condos, says it now has one-thousand dollar reservations placed on 41 of the 62 units being built in connection with the new downtown baseball stadium project.

The company claims that the higher priced two and three bedroom suites on the upper floors are grabbing more interest.

Mike Brita with Martin Goldstine Knapke says almost everybody is favoring units facing the stadium.

Mike Brita/Condo Sales Manager: " When we will call them back, they will actually pick their unit then, but if everybody stands true to what they wrote down on their reservation, the ballpark side is probably gone."

The highest priced units in the condo development will cost around 350-thousand dollars.