Co-op of the Day: 175 Amity Street, #C3
This new listing at 175 Amity Street is a little hard to evaluate without a floorplan, but the main room of the one-bedroom co-op looks nice enough and it has access to a common roofdeck. The kitchen is lacking in character and, in the absence of photos or dimensions, we’re a little worried about what…
This new listing at 175 Amity Street is a little hard to evaluate without a floorplan, but the main room of the one-bedroom co-op looks nice enough and it has access to a common roofdeck. The kitchen is lacking in character and, in the absence of photos or dimensions, we’re a little worried about what the bedroom might be like. The asking price is $410,000 with a $791 monthly maintenance. Realistic?
175 Amity Street, #C3 [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
smug, so right. But that listing has an interesting edge to the decor and as a bonus comes with the superhero “christian powers”. He’s able to chase anyone back into the closet. YIKES! If I had that name, I’d change it. It will frighten gay children. Certainly frightens me.
its overpriced, but not as badly as this listing next door
http://www.corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&listingid=1952946
Mr. Spiros need to lay off the fake tan lotion. And if property sells at ask they will only make about $6K. The listing agent(s) typically get 1/4th of the commission.
Nice block, but is it worth $2600 a month?
175-177 seem to have a lot of movement lately. Cute places, great street, I wonder about finances a little
If I own the house, I’ll “cope” with the stairs. If I buy an apartment, I want an elevator, unless it’s the garden duplex.
It’s a great block, and this apartment looks directly into Norah Jones’ house.
TextperV, would you need an elevator in your 3 or 4 story house?
Saw this apartment and sadly it lacks any character whatsover. The renovation was very poor.
Brownie, I find it offensive for you to even suggest that Mssrs. Spiros and Gerasimczyk should even bother taking any more effort to sell this property.
They’re only going to make like $12,000 after all… You’re lucky they even bothered to do more than hang a handwritten note on their office window.