Co-op of the Day: 11 Garden Place
This co-op at 11 Garden Place just hit the market with an asking price of $2,250,000. The lower duplex in a 25-foot-wide townhouse, the apartment has wonderful sense of scale and lots of old-world charm. We also are digging the rear addition with its many-windowed kitchen and dining area. Still, that asking price is far…
This co-op at 11 Garden Place just hit the market with an asking price of $2,250,000. The lower duplex in a 25-foot-wide townhouse, the apartment has wonderful sense of scale and lots of old-world charm. We also are digging the rear addition with its many-windowed kitchen and dining area. Still, that asking price is far from a lay-up in this market. Time will tell.
11 Garden Place [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
i know not everyone wants a house but it’s still hard for me to wrap my head around 2.5M for half a brownstone. BH is lovely but this is a bit much.
There were a few condo conversions in Carroll Gardens where duplexes in brownstones sold for 2 million and did not look as good as this. It is a lot of money, high maintenance but a great street and there has always been a premium on BH.
I’ve said this before, but I’ll say it again: no way am I paying brownstone prices for the “privilege” of owning a duplex in Brooklyn Heights.
SnarkSlope, I like your Brooklyn Heights slogan. 🙂
Dave, your comment was just gross. What happened to trying to maintain some civility?
swine flu..Ringo attacked me first.
You typically never add anything to a discussion.
Discuss the property or STFU, Jackass.
I forgot that common harges also include heating fuel costs and of course the electric usage for the hallways and common elements.
I agree that small co-ops are iffy, but somehow I think they are much less iffy on this street.
I tend to agree that Brooklyn Heights is too expensive for what it is but can’t you make the same assertion of all of brownstone brooklyn?
At least the Heights has great transportation, great schools and is pretty as a picture.
and the disgusting few on this blog scare off yet another one. i can’t believe more of you don’t stand up to dave. he is a bully and a 1st class ahole.
does OTR mean “on the rag”?
aaaaaaaaand … just like that I know I’m at the wrong party. good luck guys.
It cannot be 0% deductible, that is a typo. In a condo one pays the real estate taxes separate from the maintenance fee but in a coop, the corporation pays the taxes so it is part of the maintenance.