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Flattery will get you everywhere! A regular reader sent us the listing for his two-bedroom FSBO in Cobble Hill that went on the market a couple of weeks ago. To stimulate interest, he’s already trimmed the asking price from $849,000 to $799,000. Located on Pacific between Henry and Clinton, the 1,000-square-foot apartment was recently renovated and looks to be a nice balance of classic and modern. The $690 monthly maintenance seems very reasonable. There’s an open house on Sunday from 1 to 3 pm. Do you think they’ll get the new asking price?
Cobble Hill Two-Bedroom $799,000 [Craigslist] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. @ku – I live next door (our green awning can be seen in the exterior pic on the ad) and by “steps from trains,” they mean 6 blocks or 8 blocks, depending on which train you’re taking. It’s an easy walk – but I’d hardly call it “steps from.”

  2. What am I missing here? Everyone is going on and on about how nice this apt is, I’m only thinking “eh”, no pictures of the bedrooms, so my guess is they are tiny. Even the kitchen and bathroom aren’t doing it for me, but I think they’re supposed to. Am I having an off day, or is this the Emperor’s New Clothes?

  3. turn·key [turn-kee] Pronunciation Key – Show IPA Pronunciation noun, plural -keys., adjective
    –noun
    1. a person who has charge of the keys of a prison; jailer.
    –adjective
    2. Also, turn-key. of, pertaining to, or resulting from an arrangement under which a private contractor designs and constructs a project, building, etc., for sale when completely ready for occupancy or operation: turn-key housing, turnkey contract.
    3. fully equipped; ready to go into operation: a turnkey busines

    If you’re buying, say, a B&B, turn-key would mean furnishings included. But not necessarily with an apartment.