House of the Day: 6 3rd Street
Given the lack of interior photos accompanying the listing for 6 3rd Street, it’s hard to know what to make of the four-story Carroll Gardens house. The ad claims that there are “marble mantles, pocket doors, [and] period moldings” intact, and that there’s “tremendous potential” in the house. Okay, but show us some photos! The…
Given the lack of interior photos accompanying the listing for 6 3rd Street, it’s hard to know what to make of the four-story Carroll Gardens house. The ad claims that there are “marble mantles, pocket doors, [and] period moldings” intact, and that there’s “tremendous potential” in the house. Okay, but show us some photos! The asking price is $1,395,00. Thoughts?
6 3rd Street [Two Trees] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Kate Leonova for Property Shark
Whee, we now have…What, Dow and Ozzy! The three horsemen of the apocolypse! This is getting good!
“Hey What, didn’t another bank go rupt recently?”
Yes but not the big ones yet Dow! They are hiding huge loses. FDIC, OTC and other agencies are going to have a nightmare on their hands. Plus don’t waste any energy explaining this shit to the Asshats!
This Fall is going to be VERY interesting….
The What
Someday this war is going end…
“this size prop does not go for under $1m”
DID NOT go…(tense check)
The market is now imploding before our very eyes. Trend is down and blood shot red (not rosy red).
You can’t hear the subway there?
Seriously?
The tracks are about 60 feet from this house.
ok I just read through the whole thread of the last time this was posted (yes, I am procrastinating) and the last poster said the broker had just told her/him the house had gone into contract. My guess – a local contractor bought it and did some kind of hideous bare bones reno.
you can’t hear the subway there – it’s a lovely block.
SS – considering they are the F & G trains, that makes it, what, 12x max per day?
(for clarity’s sake, that was a joke. i don’t need anyone linking me to the mta schedule.)
“Most mortgages made between the fall of 2004 and the fall of 2007, the majority of them are underwater,” says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Economy.com, describing negative-equity situations in which more is owed on the home than it’s worth.
1) 975K asking in Nov ’07
2) still in disrepair
3) tax lien on property
Conclusion: Owner’s in deep doo doo and running out of money. Offer 875 cash and I bet he bites.
“Ozymandius”
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings:
Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!
Recession, hell! Last time the financial system collapsed, we had a fucking depression!!
I imagine the sound of the F & G trains going in and out of the tunnel 24 hours a day must be very soothing.