Price Cuts at 156 Pulaski Street
Pulaski Street between Tompkins and Throop in Bed Stuy can’t be an easy place to sell condos anytime let alone in a bearish market, so we have great sympathy for the Corcoran duo that’s taken over the marketing reins at 156 Pulaski Street. The nine-unit condo project hit the market last February, and Aptandlofts.com managed…
Pulaski Street between Tompkins and Throop in Bed Stuy can’t be an easy place to sell condos anytime let alone in a bearish market, so we have great sympathy for the Corcoran duo that’s taken over the marketing reins at 156 Pulaski Street. The nine-unit condo project hit the market last February, and Aptandlofts.com managed to move a five of units in the first few months despite challenging financing conditions that killed several deals. Corcoran took over in August and just trimmed prices on three out of the four remaining units. As a result, Unit 1A and Unit 1B, which were both $299,000, are now available for $275,000, while Unit 2B is now $199,000, down from $239,000.
156 Pulaski Listings [StreetEasy] GMAP
These layouts are problematic in the extreme, and the style of the kitchens and baths is standard Home Depot. You could get much better bang for the same buck in a pre-war coop in Flatbush or Jackson Heights or in one of the Apts & Lofts type condos in Williamsburg or Bushwick.
“ANOTHER NEWSFLASH! one can have a play area in their home without having kids you know.
*rob*
Posted by: Butterfly at November 5, 2009 11:14 AM”
You’re right Rob – they’re called “Living Rooms”!
This is not an attractive block.
Is this the old building with the weird extension and ugly balconies, or the hideous monstrosity on the right?
“newsflash! a lot of parents live in apartments where the kid has no bedroom. of course, these arent the kinds of people who have 1/2 of a million dollars to buy a virtual DUMP!
*rob*
Posted by: Butterfly at November 5, 2009 11:13 AM”
Are those the “poor people” that I keep hearing about? Damn poor people and their penny-pinching ways….
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You’re right though, why would you have an indicated “play area” when you don’t have a bedroom for the kid?
ANOTHER NEWSFLASH! one can have a play area in their home without having kids you know.
*rob*
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You’re right though, why would you have an indicated “play area” when you don’t have a bedroom for the kid?
newsflash! a lot of parents live in apartments where the kid has no bedroom. of course, these arent the kinds of people who have 1/2 of a million dollars to buy a virtual DUMP!
*rob*
one word comes to mind….Horrible !!!they arent even worth 100K
Can’t you get a larger one-bedroom in a better neighborhood for about 25K more these days? Prices still seem really, really high to me for the area/square footage.