House of the Day: 667 5th Avenue
This isn’t really a house, we guess, but there ain’t a whole lot of new properties on the market yet this new year, so we’re working with what we got. This three-story brick building at 667 5th Avenue in Park Slope Greenwood Heights consists of a 1,000-square-foot retail space topped by two market-rate, floor-through rentals….
This isn’t really a house, we guess, but there ain’t a whole lot of new properties on the market yet this new year, so we’re working with what we got. This three-story brick building at 667 5th Avenue in Park Slope Greenwood Heights consists of a 1,000-square-foot retail space topped by two market-rate, floor-through rentals. The property, which traded for $879,000 in 2006, will be delivered vacant. The asking price is $1,195,000. Anyone care to hazard guesses for what kind of rent the property could generate so we can do the math on the asking price?
667 5th Avenue [Century 21] GMAP P*Shark
What are “crumbsnatchers?” I understand the concept just not how it applies to park Slope residents.
I live about 2 blocks down the street from here. For my one bedroom apartment, I pay $1050. I consider this a deal because I have been here for 9 years and my rent started at $800. Nice slow increase 🙂 I have heard that my rent is somewhat lower than others comparable in size around me, but I’m not sure if that’s 100% true. I love my apartment and this neighborhood BECAUSE it’s not really Park Slope (too many yuppies and crumbsnatchers for my taste). If you really want a deal on a building in this hood, keep an eye out for 635 Fifth Avenue. There was a serious fire there about a month and a half ago and the building has since been vacated per order of the City until the repairs are made. No work has been done to remediate the fire damage and the bakery on the street level hasn’t been able to reopen. (All gas, electricity and water have been shut down there) From what I hear, the owner of the building has been calling around to neighboring building owners trying to generate some interest for sale.
$1,500.00 per apt if they are renovated.
What street is it on? 19th?
oy – 1.195 is laughable
They might get 950K but I still think that’s pushing it
hopefully another dollar store will go in on the ground floor
yippeeeeeeeee!
damnit brooklyn zoo beat me to it!
*rob*
Three’s Company!
This is Greenwood Heights. Offer $795,000.
crossing the prospect expwy is not park slope, pushing it by even thinking its sunset slope.
i like cwbuecheler’s idea of creating my very own Regal Beagle (a cookie to the first to identify the reference)
Is that really still Park Slope down there?? If it wasn’t listed by Century 21 the previous rents would be listed. Doesn’t look that vacant to me!!!