371 Clinton Street Sells For Ask
This’ll probably show up on next week’s Biggest Sales list but seemed to merit an immediate post: 371 Clinton Street, the four-story, 15-foot wide Cobble Hill house that hit the market on March 2 and was featured as a House of the Day shortly thereafter, went into contract within three weeks and closed last week…
This’ll probably show up on next week’s Biggest Sales list but seemed to merit an immediate post: 371 Clinton Street, the four-story, 15-foot wide Cobble Hill house that hit the market on March 2 and was featured as a House of the Day shortly thereafter, went into contract within three weeks and closed last week for its asking price of $2,695,000. Pretty impressive!
371 Clinton Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Let’s not play games. Cobble Hill is so expensive because it’s a largely segregated neighborhood. “More conservative than Park Slope” means lily white.
We’re all having a great time spending other peoples’ money. All I can say is I have one left in college; the other two are out and we’re glad to be out of the school choice decision.
antidope, BHO is still around, but I haven’t seen Miss Muffett in far longer than I recall, pushing a year perhaps.
ditto, you type faster than me. my thought exactly
“If your kid is not already enrolled at one of the private schools by first grade, chances are they will never get into one. There are no spots.”
Well, seems like there’s a business opportunity staring us in the face. Anyone know how to teach?
“They have the money to opt for private at middle/high level.”
If your kid is not already enrolled at one of the private schools by first grade, chances are they will never get into one. There are no spots.
que paso a nuestros amigos gloriosos y verbosos, sr bho y sra muffett? quizas se casaron y compraron esta casa bonita?
adios amigos…
“What does more conservative than Park Slope mean?”
Fewer Obama bumper stickers.
Even if you can afford private schools, a good zoned school makes all the difference. Reason is similar to supply and demand problem of renovated brownstones. There simply aren’t enough available seats at the top private schools to meet the demand for them. People are buying brownstones in PS 29 with the full intention of applying to private school, but the recognition that they’re not likely to get in. Good public school in district is a way to hedge the bet.