apartmentPark Slope
1 Montgomery Place, #1
3 BR Condo
Sotheby’s Int’l
Sun 11:30-1
$2,499,000 GMAP

apartmentDumbo
206 Front Street, #6B
1 BR Condo
Douglas Elliman
Sun 11-1
$828,000 GMAP

apartmentWilliamsburg
234 North 9th Street
1 BR Loft
Aptsandlofts
Sun 1-4
$619,000 GMAP

apartmentWindsor Terrace
30 Ocean Parkway, #5K
2 BR Co-op
Aguayo & Huebener
Sun 2:30-4:30
$519,000 GMAP

apartmentBrooklyn Heights
59 Pineapple Street, #2K
1 BR Co-op
Brown Harris Stevens
Sun 12;30-2
$435,000 GMAP


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  1. “…if there is widespread inflation, then that should make housing now a good buy, since being a debtor is good when there is inflation, and land should go up with the rate of inflation.”
    – October 27, 2007 1:49 PM

    Hhuuhhh??? A declining (see # of sales) asset is hardly a hedge against inflation. You’re mistaking housing for gold or some other commodity or international currency. Being a debtor in the face of inflation is only good if there’s a reasonable chance for a ROI and only if you can remain solvent (avoid delinquency) in the mean time. Real home prices are the highest we’ve seen, and will ever see, in our lifetime ( http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/08/26/weekinreview/27leon_graph2.html ). In other words, you’ll never be able to recoup your purchase price before you die at today’s prices.

    Land go up? ROTFLMAO!!!

  2. Interesting! It doesn’t cost $750,000 to send two kids to private school for K-5, that’s why the place got a lower offer. And even if I did cost that much I’d still personally opt for a private school. It’s always a better education.

  3. If you are the kind of person that prefers a coop over a house – let me know. I have a PS 3000 sq. ft. (25×60) brownstone duplex- 14ft ceilings on the parlor floor- dripping with detail- garden and terrace and a 1500 sq. ft basement. I am moving in a year. It’s a really beautiful coop.

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