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This one-bedroom at 100 Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights has just changed broker directions. After buying the 750-square-foot apartment in May of 2007 for $430,000, the current owner put the place on the market in April for $525,000 for a month before yanking the listing; two weeks later, it popped back up with Corcoran asking $499,000. This place isn’t for someone whose obsessed with things like plaster crown moldings and six-panel doors, but it’s a fairly-sized unit in good shape with nice windows. What do you think this ends up going for?
100 Remsen Street, #8K [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark



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  1. Including mortgage-tax deductions in monthly-cost figurings is a bad idea. You don’t pay your mortgage tax monthly. Deductions should be considered a bonus, not factored into what you can afford by the month.

  2. While the apartment is ok, this building and the one next to it are two of the least charming buildings in the neighbourhood. It’s a shame they were ever built. I wouldn’t want to come home to it every day.

  3. Odd that the pictures don’t actually show the stunning views. Only thing I see is what appears to be a cistern across the way. Woo hoo.

    I’m getting tired of saying it, but I think it’s way overpriced. But that’s assuming the price should reflect what a willing buyer would give a willing seller. Realistically, this is just going to sit on the market for a while and then disappear, right? Where’s the fun in that?

  4. Really nice sized One-Bedroom apt.
    Maintenance is Sky High but maybe it’s to cover the:
    “Enjoy the stunning views of Manhattan Skyline and East River from its’ Western exposure.”

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