Co-op of the Day: 92 Prospect Park West
It’ll be interesting to see how this two-bedroom on Prospect Park West at 5th Street fares on the market. It’s obviously a great location and a very attractive building from the outside. The sponsor just renovated the apartment, too, but it looks fairly generic and that second bedroom’s pretty tight. Given that this place can’t…
It’ll be interesting to see how this two-bedroom on Prospect Park West at 5th Street fares on the market. It’s obviously a great location and a very attractive building from the outside. The sponsor just renovated the apartment, too, but it looks fairly generic and that second bedroom’s pretty tight. Given that this place can’t be much bigger than about 600 or 650 square feet, the asking price of $699,000 is north of $1,000 a foot. (The maintenance is $585.) What do you think it’ll sell for?
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sorry, no way that this is 600-650 sq ft. Has to be much more (if you want to compare apples to apples).
It maybe 600-650 sq ft inside usuable sq ft…. but that is not how real estate is measured (anywhere).
You measure from outside(exterior) and in coops is also going to include certain part of public hallway on at least the floor you are on.
750k+
Btw, for some people 150K more is not exactly chump change.
Especially in this price range.
Back to reality, please.
i believe this apt. is closer to 700, perhaps even 750 square feet.
and it’s in ps. 321.
and the maintenance is quite reasonable for a pristine building on ppw.
I think that price is nutso.
Brooklyn properties has a much nicer pre-war 2bedder, much MUCH larger, also on PPW, in a super building, for only $150k more.
i had checked out the 33 willow street apartment.
it is approx 1000sf, but it has a lousy layout, with all rooms opening onto the living room. calling it a three bedroom is a stretch, unless one of your kids stays tiny.
the condition of the common entry and hall was grungy, but even at 866/sf, i’d agree with 1:00pm that it’s a better financial deal.
you pay for ppw. a smaller, less desirable apt. on central park west is going to cost more than a slighly nicer one on columbus avenue.
nature of the beast.
i’d personally much rather be in park slope than in bh anyway.
even if it is 1000 sqft, then it was 866/sqft… which is still way below this place.
i highly doubt the bh place is 1600 square feet. another poster said 1000 tops.
you can’t believe all the stuff you read on here in the comments section.
i’m not saying that one wasn’t great, but….