Condo of the Day: 430 Clinton Avenue, #4A
We understand the urge to go the FSBO route but we do think that most sellers would do well to invest a little bit of the money they saving on the broker’s fee in the services of a professional photographer. This listing at 430 Clinton Avenue, for example, would surely benefit from a more professional…
We understand the urge to go the FSBO route but we do think that most sellers would do well to invest a little bit of the money they saving on the broker’s fee in the services of a professional photographer. This listing at 430 Clinton Avenue, for example, would surely benefit from a more professional touch. It’s a decent-sized (800 square feet) one-bedroom in a prewar building on Clinton Hill’s grandest street but the photos don’t do much to help the cause. The common charges are a low $416 and the asking price is $435,000.
430 Clinton Avenue, #4A [FSBO] GMAP P*Shark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teMlv3ripSM
whew – cuz that would be silly
No.
are we really arguing prices of co-ops in one neighborhood vs condos in another?
Was 20% the going rate people used to put down when buying houses years ago?
You can get a 1 bedroom on Orange Street in Brooklyn Heights for 375K.
http://www.bhsusa.com/brooklyn/54-orange-street/coop/1160529#
> you’d have to come up with twice the down payment if it’s a coop
Call me old-fashioned, but if you don’t have 20% to put down, you aren’t ready to buy.
This condo probably is priced high, but one thing to take into consideration with those ones that 11217 listed, you’d have to come up with twice the down payment if it’s a coop. You figure adding in closing costs and moving and all the other crap that goes with it you’d be shelling out closer to 90k up front vs the mid 40s or so for Clinton hill condo.
Bad Pics + Floor Plan > Good Pics – Floor Plan.
Seems expensive to me, but I don’t like Clinton Hill, so I automatically discount for that.