Now That's Luxury Real Estate
Streeteasy has around 720 rental listings in Brooklyn, where the median rent is $2,500, according to them. But if you’re willing to spend a bit more — say, something over $25,000 a month — these options might peakpique your interest. 19 Jay Street, an 8,200-square-foot Deborah Burke-designed townhouse, is the top of the heap, renting…
Streeteasy has around 720 rental listings in Brooklyn, where the median rent is $2,500, according to them. But if you’re willing to spend a bit more — say, something over $25,000 a month — these options might peakpique your interest.
19 Jay Street, an 8,200-square-foot Deborah Burke-designed townhouse, is the top of the heap, renting for $37,500 a month. It has six bedrooms and six-and-a-half baths, a roof garden, fireplace, and is listed by Brown Harris Stevens. GMAP
Down the way in Carroll Gardens, 411 Court Street at 2nd Place is going for $35,000. It has 5,000 square feet of office space on the first floor, and a three-bedroom, two-bath apartment on the second. Listed by Corcoran. GMAP
13 Cranberry Street is a five-bedroom, four-bath 1830’s. 25-foot-wide townhouse. There’s a possible rent-to-buy option, should you not want to throw away $25,000 a month just on rent. Listed by Elliman.GMAP
Is it too much to ask for Brownstoner to include intra-site links to featured properties? 13 Cranberry Street has been featured not once but TWICE as House-of-the-Day in the past 8 months. The asking price is (was?) an interesting counterpoint to the rental price.
“Over the long term, property values rise.”
With inflation. So they REALLY don’t.
fsrq…let me rephrase then…”over the long term…”
Over the long term, property values rise. Don’t argue with me on that one, centuries of history are on my side.
Reference to the twhat’s comment a few days back about some weird scenario where someone takes equity out of their house to open up a Thai restaurant in Clinton Hill.
It was just a subtle reminder to the twhat that the war is over, he lost and he needs to get out.
daveinbedstuy- “Bubbles and downturns aside….”
Sorry Dave, but you can’t put them aside, they exist now and always…renting and owning both have benefits and risks – one is not automatically better or worse.
Thai food where 11233??
mmmmm, Thai food.
“Bitter, What, very bitter!! LMMFAO”
Bitter about what Dave? How is your Hedge Fund going? Taking it you the ass, huh?
“What knucklehead would pay 35K to live on Henry St. at 2nd Place?”
davegetsfuckedinassinbedstuy and Sfit Champion. The day of this Mutant Real Estate Bubble is coming to a end. There is no argument for buying anything now, except emotional Asshats.
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
Lehman is tanking, looking to unload Neuberger. Ford, GM and Chrysler will be looking for bailouts over the next year. Fannie and Freddie is just the beginning. This is going to get much worse.
What knucklehead would pay 35K to live on Henry St. at 2nd Place?