House of the Day: 186 Washington Avenue Revisited
It’s been a tough slog for 186 Washington Avenue, an attractive albeit narrow brownstone on a nice block in Clinton Hill. The listing started out with Aguayo & Huebener in the Spring of 2008 at $1,739,000 before switching to Corcoran with a new price tag of $1,670,000 last September. In November Elliman stepped in a…
It’s been a tough slog for 186 Washington Avenue, an attractive albeit narrow brownstone on a nice block in Clinton Hill. The listing started out with Aguayo & Huebener in the Spring of 2008 at $1,739,000 before switching to Corcoran with a new price tag of $1,670,000 last September. In November Elliman stepped in a put a number of $1,600,000 on the house to no avail. In June, the price was reduced to $1,500,000. How long can it go? This is a nice place.
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more4less it looks like a sweet place. Hope you snag it!
thank you ROB!
“brickoven, you continue to fail to understand that owning a house isn’t all about what the rent role would be if you bought it as an investment property. I don’t believe that you are actually that dense from other conversations we’ve had. Are you just baiting???”
This is the dumbest thing I have ever heard you say!
Oven, thanks for that listing man. that is exactly what I’ve been waiting to see pop up. I’ve seen other units like that for a while already but it was closer to $3k. if this meets picky wife’s expectation, I’m selling my place and rent.
Oh, OK, thanks BO, sorry I got confused with all the postings about Park Slope up top. $2500 it is.
gemini: okay the building with the bedbug problem is 177 16th St. this is first hand info considering him and his neighbor had the problem.
*rob*
dave — it isn’t a single family home. You have to plan on renting out the other unit if you buy.
okay gemini, i just sent him an email asking what building it is with the bedbugs.
*rob*
dave thats like saying the PE’s dotcom stocks dont matter back in 2000. For somebody who works in finance you show very little savy for any monetary discipline. Of course the rental value matters