Open House Picks: Apartments
Park Slope 1 Montgomery Place, #1 3 BR Condo Sotheby’s Int’l Sun 11:30-1 $2,499,000 GMAP Dumbo 206 Front Street, #6B 1 BR Condo Douglas Elliman Sun 11-1 $828,000 GMAP Williamsburg 234 North 9th Street 1 BR Loft Aptsandlofts Sun 1-4 $619,000 GMAP Windsor Terrace 30 Ocean Parkway, #5K 2 BR Co-op Aguayo & Huebener Sun…
Park Slope
1 Montgomery Place, #1
3 BR Condo
Sotheby’s Int’l
Sun 11:30-1
$2,499,000 GMAP
Dumbo
206 Front Street, #6B
1 BR Condo
Douglas Elliman
Sun 11-1
$828,000 GMAP
Williamsburg
234 North 9th Street
1 BR Loft
Aptsandlofts
Sun 1-4
$619,000 GMAP
Windsor Terrace
30 Ocean Parkway, #5K
2 BR Co-op
Aguayo & Huebener
Sun 2:30-4:30
$519,000 GMAP
Brooklyn Heights
59 Pineapple Street, #2K
1 BR Co-op
Brown Harris Stevens
Sun 12;30-2
$435,000 GMAP
just now went to the montgomery place listing. it is really nice and do not understand the negative comments.
a lot of people do not want to renovate, and it is expensive to carry a mortgage and rent some where else while doing it. also, many just do not have lives that can mangage a renovation.
it’s over $1000 per sq. foot, but, yes it is still cheaper than many places in manhattan, and if you have a couple of kids, you’ll save a fortune in private school fees by sending them to 321.
personally, i sold a house in ps last year, so i am not a real ps promoter or anything. but, i don’t think that the montgomery place apt deserves this level of trashing.
offer less and see what happens if you are interested.
No 11:30, it never used to be this way.
Nobody used to consider what price was appropriate to pay for real estate. They would just ask the sellers how much they wanted, and then they would pay it. That’s the way it used to work. Nobody ever did anything like “evaluate” or “negotiate”. The world is completely different now, what with people actually giving thought to what they want to pay.
Are you for real?
thank you 11:30pm. no one ever discusses what buyers are looking for to serve their personal needs. i have bought and sold 3 times in brooklyn. each time thought of what our housing needs were and then, secondly, looked at the purchase as an investment. each family is different and different things are important to them.
too many people on this site assume everyone has the same finances/priorites as they do. it is sooo dumb.
By the sound of 11:30, you think he/she doesn’t even think about what price is appropriate to pay for a property. Perhaps he/she has plenty of money from mom & dad and doesn’t need to think about a concept as complicated as “value”.
By the sound of nearly every poster on here and especially 11:21, you’d have guessed that everyone bought their home solely as an investment without a thought given to the fact that it’s a home, somewhere to raise your family, to share memories and to live life in.
You all act as if it’s a stock just waiting to be bought and sold.
It’s gross, actually. It never used to be this way.
Does anyone know what the story is on the new building right next door to 1 Montgomery? Is that a private home or a multi family condo? They spent some serious $$$$ on that place.
7:14pm – I think you’re right, you should use Manhattan comps to value property in Park Slope. By the way, I will gladly sell you my apartment.
Do you mean Merrill Lynch, by chance?
well, morgan stanley just lost its CEO and the new CEO is going to come in and make more write-offs and, critically, layoffs.
You don’t need to lay off many investment bankers before they grab their wallets with one hand and their balls with another. They all know each other – they play musical career chairs at the bulge bracket firms. One less chair is a problem for all of them.
The other shoe has yet to drop on this thing.. you can kiss making new records per square foot for very average apartments goodbye. People don’t NEED to sell they can WAIT it out, but that applies equally well to buyers also.