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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


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  1. This place is huge. It is also beautifully done. The maintenance is not high considering how large a place it is.
    It is 20,000 a year, and part of it is tax-deductible because it includes real estate taxes and interest payments on the underlying mortgage.
    This is a really good deal for a large family. $20,000 is what many suburban home owners pay in real estate tax. Brownstones in the area pay much lower RE taxes but they are still ridiculously over-priced and many are in shambles requiring a lot of reno costs. 800,000 for a huge, move-in condition co-op is not bad at all. Plus all the rooms are on one floor (unlike a brownsone) and there is an elevator. I like it.

  2. cool! My old building. This unit is comprised of two apartments that were combined. Never seen a space that large in that building. That is why the maintenance is so high—two apts worth. The doorman is part-time, 4 til midnight. Its a great great building but I highly doubt they will see that price.

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