Just Sold in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $461,000 135 Willow Street One-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 550 square feet, with roof deck; building features doorman. Maintenance $610, 30 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $485,000, on market three weeks. Broker: Danielle Mosse, Brooklyn Heights Real Estate. CLINTON HILL $225,000 195 Willoughby Avenue Studio co-op, 500 square feet, with separate kitchen, hardwood floors and N/W…
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $461,000
135 Willow Street
One-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 550 square feet, with roof deck; building features doorman. Maintenance $610, 30 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $485,000, on market three weeks. Broker: Danielle Mosse, Brooklyn Heights Real Estate.
CLINTON HILL $225,000
195 Willoughby Avenue
Studio co-op, 500 square feet, with separate kitchen, hardwood floors and N/W exposures; building features doorman, parking, courtyard, laundry and live-in super. Maintenance $355, 33 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $225,000, on market 9½ months. Brokers: Paul LeMarc Brown, The Corcoran Group and Alex Haven, City Connections Realty.
Just Sold [NY Post]
Rob, true. I was thinking in relation to the much higher priced homes that are typically discussed here. Sometimes we lose perspective and I could have phrased that better.
225,000 isnt affordable to everyone
-r
I didn’t even think one could get a parking space in New York any more for $225,000. But it is nice to see there are still affordable places out there (and likely more and more in the near future).
DIBS, you really are an instigator! But that was a funny cross-thread joke.
Price per square foot is usually higher in small apts. It always has been , in pretty much any market.
I live in a 195 Willoughby Studio. It’s not full of architectural detail or anything, but the common areas, including the mail room, have all been recently renovated. A lot of old-timers with families sprinkled in.
I’m happy because I’m hoping to sell my place, and somewhere in the realm of $225,000 would be just fine with me.
I’d love to see inside pictures. Both of those buildings look like projects on the outside.
Are there elevator/doormen buildings in Cobble Hill? I doubt it.
Obviously it would have gone for more in Cobbble Hill!!!