New building at 8th Ave and 10th St

How about making them a little more user-friendly by structuring as threads (see Vault.com message boards to see what I mean). This would make it easier to follow dialogues and plug in where you are most interested.

my 2 cents

Posted by: bpmendoza at March 27, 2009 1:10 PM in response to Let's Talk About Commenting

What I find laughable as I walk by these everyday is that the largest units though prices a little lower on per SQ FT basis included nearly 1/3 of their space in the cellar. Given that this building is really at ground level (i.e. no steps up to the front door) this would truly be no light entering cellars for which you are paying really high per SQ FT prices.

Would love to live there but with 2 three family brownstones on the street for 1.8M there is no way I can see demand for these at anything close to the prices listed.

Posted by: bpmendoza at March 2, 2009 5:33 PM in response to Checking In On The Iroquois

The design I can actually live with - it could be a lot worse in my opinion. The prices are tragic - I'll be surprised to see these move at all at these prices in this housing climate.

Posted by: bpmendoza at October 28, 2008 3:15 PM in response to 620 10th Street Hits the Market

What about putting in some speed bumps to reduce traffic speed? Wish there was more use of these in NY in general - they are pretty effective in residential areas I have lived in Toronto.

Posted by: bpmendoza at October 20, 2008 3:54 PM in response to Park Slope Wants to Go Both Ways (Traffic-wise)