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Are there still buyers out there looking to drop $4,250,000 on a Brooklyn Heights co-op? We’ll find out soon. This 3,000-square-foot penthouse at 160 Henry Street just hit the market with that price tag. The photos look nice, for sure, but it’s really the floorplan that makes a better case for the high price. Now that’s an apartment! Oh, in case you were wondering, you are allowed to use this place as a pied-a-terre. Phew.
160 Henry Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
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  1. I’d rather have an apartment but the maintenance is insane…even after the deduction your looking at 3,000+ in real cash each month.

    And I disagree with the sentiment – well if you can afford a 4M apt then the maintenance is irrelevant – while for sure many people who would buy this apt might not care – there are PLENTY of people who buy their residence based on income – even at this level (as we are beginning to see with some of the big $ wall St guys).

    For someone who buys this place like the rest of us mortals – 20% down finance the rest – the Maintenance would amount to a 22% increase on the monthly otherwise (18G) nut. Which is not irrelevant

  2. Listen, I use chemist and abbatoir in my normal everyday speech (not usually in the same sentence) so lay off!! I also say kennel instead of doghouse and pavement instead of sidewalk and lamppost instead of lightstick or whatever you dumb-it-down bunch say so stick it!

  3. dibs – absinthe has already made a comeback, and while snuff not yet, i read an article about hipsters starting to smoke pipes again (not crack/weed, but old man boubon-scented tobacco type)

  4. I guess this would stop the stray momma cats from coming into my backyard and leaving me their babies to look after.

    Or would it?…

    Doorman: Mrs. THL you have a delivery downstairs
    Me: From where?
    Doorman: I’m not sure she didn’t speak English but she did leave you a basket.
    Me: More kittens?
    Doorman: Yes, more kittens.

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