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After a strong start on the sales front back in the summer, the condo conversion project at 936 Fulton Street in Clinton Hill is having trouble moving the last three of its 11 units. Two of them—apartments 2A and 2B—just had their prices trimmed by $20,000 and $30,000, respectively; the third is a $390,000 one-bedroom on the third floor. At this point, the developer’s offering to cover 12 months of maintenance payments. We’ll see whether there are any takers at the open house this weekend.
Business Is Booming at 936 Fulton [Brownstoner]
Surprise! 936 Fulton Will Be Condos [Brownstoner]
936 Fulton, #2A [Douglas Elliman] GMAP
936 Fulton, #2B [Douglas Elliman] P*Shark


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  1. The problem here is the taxes — supposedly because this wasn’t originally a rental building there was no J51 available (so I was told at an open house). Taxes are way too high compared to everything else around, which is either J51 or 421a.

  2. I love the fact that they painted 6 of the exterior window frames blue, forming a nice “V” shape on the facade. ha!

    I live in this neighborhood and love it but Fulton Street sucks.

  3. The What: you act as though you have information no-one else does. You don’t. All you have a grossly inflated sense of your own importance. PLEASE, do yourself and the readers of this blog a favor. GO BACK TO SCHOOL.

  4. Reports Suggest Broader Losses From Mortgages NY Times

    http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/25/business/25mortgage.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

    Chuckie: Aw Shit The What, It’s just the NY Times. They don’t anything.

    The What: They are talking 4 Trillion dollars Chuckie!

    Chuckie: But… But… But… Real Estate only goes up. *** Starts to Sob***

    The What: See dumbass this thing is just getting started.

    The What

    Someday this war is gonna end……

    Chuckie: Can I hold a few dollars.

    The What: Ask Mr.B. Now get lost!

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