House of the Day: 430 10th Street
The three-story house at 430 10th Street has a nice feel to it. Although relatively modest in size and demeanor, the building has some nice original details in addition to a new deck and updated kitchen and baths. The house sold for $1,200,000 in 2005 and is now asking $1,865,000. Think they’ve got a shot?…
The three-story house at 430 10th Street has a nice feel to it. Although relatively modest in size and demeanor, the building has some nice original details in addition to a new deck and updated kitchen and baths. The house sold for $1,200,000 in 2005 and is now asking $1,865,000. Think they’ve got a shot?
430 10th Street [Timothy Norton] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Kate Leonova for PropertyShark
yo what are you people?????? amazing opinions!!!!!! so many people with such knowledge and understanding of the real estate market, brooklyn, its natives and its destroyers….i wish i knew half as much as one person on here!!!!!!!!!
goooooo team wisconsin!!!!!!! forget it….we are all leaving!!!! the borough is yours!!!!! wisconsin here we come!!!!!!!
10:34, do your friends even have an education? Do they live in caves?
I don’t know one single person in this entire country with a college degree and a half decent job who not only knows exactly what it costs to live in NYC, but doesn’t think it’s that bad because the big cities they live in too aren’t exactly cheap either.
4:59, hear hear. Montrose Morris is well-informed, interesting and unfailingly polite. Which part of that bothers the snarkers, I wonder?
10:34, don’t let the door hit you on the way out!
7.13 – it seems to me that if you’re a high school dropout with a Coco-the-gorilla’s grasp of vocabulary then NYC realtor is the perfect job to make the big bucks.
I mention I live in Brooklyn to my friends and people I work with out of state and they ask if I have ever been mugged and if those burned out buildings they see on TV are really there. Then I tell them how much my rent is on my 600 sq ft apt and they actually laugh out loud until I tell them what a ghetto house costs. Then they say they though people up here were stupid before but just didn’t realize how much. I can’t wait to move.
However nice PS may be, not every house is a gold mine – check out the brokers and you will see that even PS has overreached and is experiencing price cuts. There’s a big difference between the choice properties a la Jennifer Connelly mansion and this very pedestrian house on a so-so block. Overpriced is overpriced and this will never fetch this price. It didn’t get it when it first went on the market months ago and now that things are just getting worse, it won’t get it now. I don’t care “hot” PS is, this seller is just plain unrealistic as are quite a few in the area… Only the truly top properties can fetch top dollar. And really, given this house was bought for 1.2 recently, this owner should be happy to get 1.5 now!!
how does all of this nonsense relate to a house for sale?
me too!