Co-op of the Day: 32 South Oxford Street
We wish the original crown moldings were still there and the bathroom’s a little too trendy for our tastes, but otherwise this studio at 32 South Oxford Street in Fort Greene is cute. (Some folks probably won’t like the fact that it’s on the ground floor facing the street either.) Maintenance is $375 and asking…
We wish the original crown moldings were still there and the bathroom’s a little too trendy for our tastes, but otherwise this studio at 32 South Oxford Street in Fort Greene is cute. (Some folks probably won’t like the fact that it’s on the ground floor facing the street either.) Maintenance is $375 and asking price is $249,000. Realistic?
32 South Oxford Street [Brooklyn Properties] GMAP P*Shark
BO, I lived on Willow St.for about 5 years in the early 90s.
The banana republic was a burger king at the time. Should have brought then but didn’t have cash.
11217 thinks Fort Greene is more prime then Brooklyn Heights, his corcoran agent told him so. Shhhhhhhhh
Biff,
Sorry, I didn’t mean to offend. Of course Brooklyn Heights is a wonderful place to live, but BO throws out such ignorant statements, (and I know he lives in BH) so I was just alerting him that someone like me would be much more interested in Ft. Greene than Brooklyn Heights. As would most people my age, I’d think.
But this isn’t a far walk to Atlantic Center with a ton of train options.
DeLepp I live In Brooklyn heights but I am on hiatus for summer
“Can your really buy a townhouse in Bed Stuy for half a million that in good move-in condition?
Posted by: Nomi at August 3, 2009 1:10 PM
NO, you most definitely cannot.”
Can you really find a median household annual income (including rental) in Bed Stuy for 500K/3 = $167K?
NO, you most definitely cannot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
***Bid half off peak comps***
11217, I agree there are likely more restaurant options in this area than Brooklyn Heights (if you don’t include DUMBO, downtown, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill, which are all quite walkable from BH), but can it possibly have more subway options? It’s a few minutes walk to the A, C, F, M, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains from almost anywhere in Brooklyn Heights.
Thank you, Dave.
$375 a month is not too high. Saw a studio in the slope yesterday and they wanted $289 for a crappy kitchen, no light and a bathroom which felt like is was going to end up in the apt below it sloped so bad.
BO your “anything over Flatbush is fringe” comment makes we wonder what part of brooklyn you’re from. Care to enlighten?
BHO: impressive work with an adding machine.
I didn’t previously understand that your opinion is that prices will be 50% off peak…FOREVER.
No wonder you have such a gloomy disposition. Feel sorry for your partner.