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184-9th-old.jpgWe spotted this building on West 9th Street, near Smith, the other day. Before its makeover, it was just a humble but proud Italianate townhouse like its brothers and sisters on the block. Now, well, we can spot several influences: some Spanish tile for the roof; a stucco-looking facade reminiscent of Greece; coral-colored Doric-ish columns, and those mini-balustrades. Looks from this DOB file that they added height and depth to the building back in 2007, and decided to make it stand out from its neighbors as well. Your reviews? GMAP
Photo from Property Shark.


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  1. Townhouse Lady;

    Between the steady stream of traffic heading down W 9th for the entrance to the Brooklyn battery Tunnel, and the BQE overpass at the end of the block, I really think that this house is not at the crux in determining property values. If anything, it might raise property values, in that it (vividly!) demonstrates that someone is willing to invest in the block.

  2. ‘Yeah and if I were Greek I would be taking insult with your ethnic comments. Bunch of Hypocrites.’

    You’re not Greek, so you’re not taking insult with the comments.
    Hypocrite!!!!

  3. You all need to go move to some gated community where you can impose all of your association rules upon one another, live amongst your little cliques, mandate hair an eye color on your applications, rat on one another, and generally live your stepford lives. This house doesn’t actually appeal to me, but I am kind of glad it bothers all of you. Because as long as the owner likes it, I could care less.

  4. ‘now what do you suppose those 2 construction guys at bottom right are saying?’

    We’re so hot, someone is taking our picture, let’s give them our best pose.
    I’ll put my tripod in front for all to see.

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