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165 Columbia Heights
Halstead Archive!
Sunday 1-4
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189 6th Avenue
Century 21
Sunday 11-12:30
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22 Clifton Place
Brown Harris Stevens Archive!
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169 Stratford Road
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Sunday 1-3
$1,260,000
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  1. Why would anyone be willing to deal with New York tenants for a 5% return? Until this bubble, landlords demanded more like 15%.

    In fact, the rent stabilization law guarantees them 8% and that is without lying or leverage. And a NY landlord without lying or leverage is about as likely as a NY landlord without tenants.

  2. “And your excuse is ….?”

    – bxgrl is an idiot

    My excuse is I’m not an obsessed stalking basement dwelling little troll boy like you. Hey, this quoting and responding is easy. And I don’t have to think for myself.

  3. Aussie, explain how rents will not be coming down when wall street is in mass layoff mode and we are in the early innings of a likely very nasty recession.

    and regarding your plumber comment, i will refer you to the famous pre-great depression quote from Joseph Kennedy. “you know it is time to sell when the shoe-shine boy tries to give you stock tips”.

    UK – housing melting down
    Ireland – housing melting down
    Spain – about to enter a recession
    people who bought in 07 with euros – underwater both on the fx trade and the RE price (not to mention carrying costs). some of these people could easily be 20-30% underwater right now.

    your mom’s plumber can get burned right along with the irish carpenters.

  4. Aussie — Bernard Baruch said he knew it was time to sell (in 1929) when his shoeshine boy started giving him stock tips. When Australian plumbers are speculating in Brooklyn real estate, that’s the top. After he overpays, who is he going to sell to? New Zealand buskers?

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