The six-story, sixteen-unit building at 141 Columbia Heights just hit the market for $7,500,000. According to the listing, “Ten apartments are rent stabilized and 6 are fair market apartments. The rent stabilized apartments rent at approximately 50% under market value and offer significant upside potential.” (A one bedroom in this building rented in May for $1,950/month.) Think the price makes sense given how many rent-stabilized units there are? The building has been with the same family for over 40 years, so presumably someone will be walking away with a hefty profit once it sells. GMAP


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  1. There is never an upside potential with rent stabilized apartments in Brooklyn. Only endless Housing Court lawyer fees and constant life-shortening battles with the tenants who have a very strong hand.
    Don’t bother sending out rent bills without an attached court order.