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84-Front-Street-0708.jpgWhile not one of our favorite looking buildings in Dumbo, 84 Front Street may be a good value play, judging from this new listing on the ninth floor. The two-year-old condo building is centrally located and has reasonable common charges; in this case, the 1,220-square-foot two-bedroom charges come to $923. Given the views and what a similarly-sized pad would cost down the block, we won’t be surprised if the seller gets her asking price of $1,055,000. Given that she bought it from the sponsor in October 2006 for $910,000, it’s not a crazy mark-up. What think ye? The first showing is at an open house on Wednesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
84 Front Street, #9C [Halstead] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. Is the ghetto ebonics leftover from how you were raised or educated or is it just used for affect? I find it really adds to the credibility of your arguments. As does the CAPITALIZATION.

    At least the What would have done a “cut and paste” to support his argument.

  2. PropJoe, let’s stick to “Prime Brooklyn”. If you consider that to include neighborhoods such as DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope, I still think you’re wrong to suggest condos in that are have gone up signficantly from October 2006 to the present. And remember, we’re talking about OCTOBER 2006 to now, not early 2006 to now.

    So, where are you getting your “FACT” from? Corcoran sales reports?

  3. Yo Joe! Who said anything about BS or CH? And who said anything about foreclosures?? You DB.

    “Condo market in Prime Brooklyn has gone up significantly since 2006 ” has nothing to do with either of the above. You need to concentrate and learn reading comprehension or else just shut your trap..

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