Co-op of the Day: 164 Columbia Heights
It’s hard to walk along the Brooklyn Heights promenade without coveting the gardens and views of those townhouses lucky enough to look out over the water. This ground-floor two-bedroom co-op at 164 Columbia Heights may only be one floor but it’s got the garden. And what’s that worth? Hard to say exactly, but there’s probably…
It’s hard to walk along the Brooklyn Heights promenade without coveting the gardens and views of those townhouses lucky enough to look out over the water. This ground-floor two-bedroom co-op at 164 Columbia Heights may only be one floor but it’s got the garden. And what’s that worth? Hard to say exactly, but there’s probably about 1,100 square feet of interior space and the asking price on the apartment is $1,250,000. (The maintenance is $1,300 a month.) We bet they’ll get pretty close to that price.
164 Columbia Heights [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
“with 2 kids couldn’t see a way”
Garden shed? Heated tent?
How can they ask so much when the market, esp for coops/condos, is softening? I’d be shocked if they get this price…
The kitchen looks pretty well crappy.
1:46 — or wait for the market to readjust to the reality that a 200k salary is a lot of money, and normally enough to sustain a mortgage of 500 or 600k — not $2m.
wait — 2:15 again — it wasn’t this place, it was down the block. but same set-up (garden, views, etc)
this place was for sale a couple of years ago for — I forget — 700? 800? it needed EVERYTHING, but could have been done for not too too much. I seriously thought about it, but with 2 kids couldn’t see a way.
I can’t hate on that travesty of a second bedroom – I’d move there in a second.
Just waiting for the “BH is so boring” posts…
fabulous. hope there are no hyperactive 3 year olds living upstairs :-p
Look little whiny, what did you think you were doing when you took out all those student loans to study for your chosen work? I borrowed a whole lot for school, then rented for years before I could buy an apartment. Had to refinance those student loans multiple times. Recognize that you already have a $150,000 mortgage. Big deal, in the scheme of things. Why do you think you should be able to buy in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the country so soon after starting to make money?