ctinbklyn's Profile
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- 1998
- 2006
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- Park Slope
- Condo
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August 31, 2009
3 x 6 Subway Tile for Sale
For sale: 100 sq ft of beautiful 3x6 subway tile by American Olean, modern matte finish, vanilla shade, leftover from a bath reno. All new in the box. Also available: 128 bullnose pieces of the same make, shade and size.
The tile retails at $4.66/sq ft. Bullnose pieces retail at $2.12/piece. (Total worth: $466)
Asking $200 for the lot. Pick up in the North Slope by Tuesday evening. Hoping for a quick sale.
Please contact me at 917-763-6499 or chsiang at yahoo dot com
August 24, 2009
For Sale: Newport Brass Faucet
Newport Brass Product #1503 polished chrome finish
Single Hole Lavatory Faucet. Overall height 7". Spout c-c 4". Spout height from base 2-1/4".
I bought the wrong fixture and couldn't return it. It's brand new and in the box.
List price $560. Yours for $300 OBO.
Email chsiang at yahoo dot com
November 17, 2008
Need Insured Painter for Condo Bldg
Looking for an insured painter to paint common areas in a small bldg. Includes 5 floors of hallways, metal doors, metal door frames, probably some minor plastering involved, and 2 staircases. Must have insurance.
Author's Comments
If it's a sushi place run by Chinese, it very well will be worse than Wok n Roll...and I can say this, being Chinese and all...my peeps can cook but they can't do raw...
Posted by: ctinbklyn at February 10, 2009 5:07 PM in response to Streetlevel: New Japanese Restaurant at 385 Flatbush
There had been a letter posted on the Sadie Mae space stating that Dr. Alan Azrak, a pediatric dentist with an office on Union St, had purchased the property and would be developing it and if there were any reasons he shouldn't, those reasons should be reported to the department of something, something. Dr. Azrak is a nice guy who runs a heck of a dental office--open Sundays!--and it will be nice to have him so close when my kids rot their teeth on the nickel candy from the deli next door.
Posted by: ctinbklyn at January 7, 2009 9:08 PM in response to Development Watch: 131 6th Avenue
But what happens now? Will Ratner begin selling off bits of the property to smaller developers, a la BK Developers? Or Boymelgreen? Or will the land lay fallow and become a dumping ground for mattresses and old Christmas trees? Or maybe homeless shanty towns, a la Tompkins Square Park circa 1986? Will responsible development prevail? Can this fiscal crisis and ongoing lawsuits convince Ratner to build contextually and responsibly? I am not advocating Ratner-style development, no, no, not at all, but really would like to know--what are we in for?
Posted by: ctinbklyn at December 16, 2008 12:09 PM in response to Atlantic Yards: Beneficiary or Victim of Economy?
Yuck. Poor South Slope...
Posted by: ctinbklyn at October 29, 2008 2:43 PM in response to Development Watch: 272 19th Street
Even my daughter is sick of cell phone stores. She's 8! The only thing more disappointing for her was the opening of the new realtor at Berkeley and 7th Ave.
Posted by: ctinbklyn at October 24, 2008 7:40 PM in response to Streetlevel: Cell Phones in Place of Antiques
ctinbklyn wrote a review about Franny's on July 28, 2008 3:03 PM
Best restaurant in Brooklyn. It's constantly changing, market-driven menu is a real treat and unusual. Every time you go there, you are guaranteed a new experience. The staff has always been exceptionally accommodating to me and my entire family, including two young children. Cocktails are terrific and unique and the wine list is exceptional. People judge Franny's as if it were a pizza restaurant, which it isn't. I would agree that prices are high for the smallish portions.
Try J&R on 7th Ave in Park Slope. I have heard they sell any appliance and will match if not give better price than any other retailer. If they are that accommodating, perhaps they will install as well.
Posted by: ctinbklyn at July 23, 2008 10:38 AM in response to someone to install a gas cooktop
Just wait until your kids are old enough for organized sports and you have games at 8 am and as late as 4 pm (even later for baseball/softball), and you don't have any place for practice or stretching before competitions because there are thousands of kids trying to play soccer and baseball/softball on fields meant only for hundreds. My son plays peewee ball in the Park and the peewee fields are wedged in between the bigger kids' diamonds. If a 10-year old hit a dinger, one of the 5 year olds could get beaned.
Posted by: ctinbklyn at May 27, 2009 6:42 PM in response to Slope Turf Field Getting Heavy Use But Controversy Brewing