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This massive brownstone at 87 First Place in Carroll Gardens hit the market last June with an asking price of $3,500,000 and after three months was reduced to $3,299,999. After failing to sell, the house again had its price tag chopped to $2,975,000. We’ve got no idea where the market-clearing price is, but given that this place has 8,950 friggin’ square feet, we can’t see it getting too much cheaper, can you?
87 First Place [Vita Realty] GMAP P*Shark



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  1. DIBS — I thought you could get rid of RC tenants if you are “re-purposing” the property? Rental –> Sale.

    That being said — think about today’s Co-Op of the Day. That’s $500k. Could you get much more than that for each of these units? At $3 million, you’d need more than $600,000 each just to break even (assuming you could just magically flip this without spending any money).

  2. Dave – hypothesizing about income and expenses, back of the envelope:
    Income
    $20 psf annually (hybrid FM and R/C or R/C ???)
    X 7,160 sq ft net rentable (gross sf less 20%)
    less 10% credit and vacancy
    equals $128,000 effective gross
    Expenses
    at 20% of gross equals
    $100,000 noi

    Your thoughts on desired yield would be welcome. Thanks.

  3. Expert Textpert… the shower is a glass cube type thing in the middle of the bathroom. You can walk around the whole thing. It’s built into the skylight… so the kids on the third floor can watch the shadows of their parents ravaging each other in the shower below.

    I guess I have to explain everything.

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