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Yes, thats what she told me but she’s been lurking. She posted yesterday as well and actually made some snarky remarks about the whole “Swa*#^*ing Imbroglio”
I had a question for her about the waiters at the Yemeni place.
Also, note all the people on the Forum saying this is a great time to buy. (I agree.) Interest rates are still low, even if that was the whole problem to start with. In the early 90s, rates were at 20 percent.
“Brownstone median price up 12% year over year with 2 families showing a 9% decline (coincidentally the same as quarter on quarter). Brownstone median price was down 2% quarter on quarter, not year on year.”
Oh man, this is a horse of a different color!
It’s no wonder two families overall showed a decline, considering subprime Brooklyn is full of them and they’re off 40 percent. But overall these are very, very strong numbers. It is what we have been saying (or what I have been saying?): Some areas and types of housing in Brooklyn are doing very very well. Others not so much.
Yes, thats what she told me but she’s been lurking. She posted yesterday as well and actually made some snarky remarks about the whole “Swa*#^*ing Imbroglio”
I had a question for her about the waiters at the Yemeni place.
She also posted on the hotel thread. Did she post yesterday?
DIBS, I thought you said she was traveling until tomorrow?
Where’s BRG????? She posted three times under that Yemeni restaurant.
Much Ado About Nothing.
Brooklyn RE Prices Post back up^^^^^^^^^^^^
Also, note all the people on the Forum saying this is a great time to buy. (I agree.) Interest rates are still low, even if that was the whole problem to start with. In the early 90s, rates were at 20 percent.
“Brownstone median price up 12% year over year with 2 families showing a 9% decline (coincidentally the same as quarter on quarter). Brownstone median price was down 2% quarter on quarter, not year on year.”
Oh man, this is a horse of a different color!
It’s no wonder two families overall showed a decline, considering subprime Brooklyn is full of them and they’re off 40 percent. But overall these are very, very strong numbers. It is what we have been saying (or what I have been saying?): Some areas and types of housing in Brooklyn are doing very very well. Others not so much.
Brooklyn, she is vast.
Miss Muffet and BHO are not moving any time soon!
LOL wasder! My opinions change from week to week as well on any given ‘character’ here – other than the logins I have actually met!
Handbags at 20 paces.