Co-op of the Day: 240 Prospect Place, #2
In addition to having some nice original woodwork and lots of windows, this new co-op listings at 240 Prospect Place has two real bedrooms, two real bathrooms and a dining room. Not bad at all. The 1,000-square-foot apartment is asking $699,000 and has a monthly maintenance of $896. Think it’ll get its price? 240 Prospect…
In addition to having some nice original woodwork and lots of windows, this new co-op listings at 240 Prospect Place has two real bedrooms, two real bathrooms and a dining room. Not bad at all. The 1,000-square-foot apartment is asking $699,000 and has a monthly maintenance of $896. Think it’ll get its price?
240 Prospect Place [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
brokelin, I disagree a “no dogs” policy usually means that the people in the building don’t like dogs for whatever cultural or personal reason. Most small buildings allow dogs and some large buildings do not. It depends on the residents likes and dislikes, not on the size of the building, the staff, or how often the hallways are cleaned, which I would hope would be frequent in any building i would want to live in. .
Also a barking dog can be just annoying if it is across the street or next door. Maybe there is a dog-free block somewhere for those who really have issues with dogs.
I think a no dogs policy could mean a very fussy and intolerant board. But I do understand that some folks just don’t like dogs.
I think a no dogs policy could mean a very fussy and intolerant board. But I do understand that some folks just don’t like dogs.
no dogs?
that always makes me suspicious.