Co-op of the Day: 360 Clinton Avenue
This massive prewar apartment at 360 Clinton Avenue in Clinton Hill just hit the market and looks pretty interesting. With its current price tag of $850,000, the 1,972-square-foot apartment is priced at about $430 per foot; given that there’s not a doorman, the monthly maintenance of $1,673 doesn’t seem like a bargain (but is probably…
This massive prewar apartment at 360 Clinton Avenue in Clinton Hill just hit the market and looks pretty interesting. With its current price tag of $850,000, the 1,972-square-foot apartment is priced at about $430 per foot; given that there’s not a doorman, the monthly maintenance of $1,673 doesn’t seem like a bargain (but is probably explainable by the fact that, from all appearances, this big spread is likely the result of combining two apartments). Waddya think?
360 Clinton Avenue [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark
dude…you’re such a fool. People don’t buy a primary residence to flip it in 2-4 years. They’ll eventually make money on it. Get rid of your “renter mentality”
“grand”
Wasder… do they allow W/D’s in the apartments of this building? I’d ask Minsky, but he’s too slick.
BRG…you’re right. A “drand” home has to have a large ensuite bath. There isn’t even an attached bath to the larger master bedroom. that was the one thing I spent money on upgrading when i bought my place…a big 10′ X 14′ ensuite bath and then another one down the hall for the guests.
It’s harder to reconfigure units in these pre-war high rises to accomodate such things.
daveinbedstuy….if you think that place is worth $850K not for income potential but because someone will pay more for it in the future, my theory is that you are the greater fool! (look it up)
Sam…maybe ‘Grand’ for me is not so much about size but about how things are laid out.
You can have a ‘grand’ 600 sq. ft. 1 bedroom apt., if it’s done properly.
In my ‘grand’ 1900 sq. ft. apartment I’d like a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and my very own private bathroom, not one I have to go out into a hall, fearing my kids seeing me butt naked.
But its 1900 square feet all on one level, no stair and stairhall. Its huge. How many floors would yo need to climb to get eleven rooms in a brownstone?
thedudeabides…obviously you have no experience with buying a higher end residence, something nice, that you want to live in. Fool.
Well, it’s not THAT big. It’s 1,900 square feet, which is slightly larger 2 floors of a full-size brownstone.