Co-op of the Day: 277 Washington Avenue, #3J
Apartment 3J at 277 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill is a nice prewar apartment and is in a good location but we’re not sure it’s really a $399,000 apartment in this market. Judging from the listing photos, it’s a pretty tight squeeze to get both a couch and a small dining table into the living…
Apartment 3J at 277 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill is a nice prewar apartment and is in a good location but we’re not sure it’s really a $399,000 apartment in this market. Judging from the listing photos, it’s a pretty tight squeeze to get both a couch and a small dining table into the living room; in addition, the kitchen is really just a recessed kitchenette. We like the plaster moldings, high ceilings and built-ins but we’ll be surprised if this sells for more than $350,000.
277 Washington Avenue, #3J [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark
cute starter place for a young person (ie 20’s). I guessed 310k and after reading the other comments, think I need to lower it to 295k. Think a real nice renovated big 1 bdrm unit sold recently for around 390k.
the unit is very cute. just the price is ugly. much nicer than a studio of similar size
Nice artwork, Nomi.
Usually I give some creedance to the price set by the realtors and adjust down slightly based on market expectations but this one just seems way overpriced. I’d be surprised if the space is even 500 sf. It’s more like 425-450 and it seems dark and shadowy. I hate an apartment that feels like perpetual twilight.
Usually I give some dreedance to the price set by the realtors and adjust down slightly based on market expectations but this one just seems way overpriced. I’d be surprised if the space is even 500 sf. It’s more like 425-450 and it seems dark and shadowy. I hate an apartment that feels like perpetual twilight.
Ha, thanks.
Nomi…i’ll pave the way for you. Tell all the others to be nice. See you there.
Wow, JPD. How odd it must be to see your old apt. on here, especially when you did all that work. Interesting. And good info to know.
We are back to 2004 prices, so 265K it is!!
Awesome to hear what you did with the place, JPD. Definitely sounds like you made the most of it!
You did a great job on the kitchen, JPD.