Open House Picks: Six Months Later
Comment: Not particularly inspiring. Open House Picks 1/23/09 [Brownstoner] Previous Six Months Later Posts [Brownstoner]
Comment: Not particularly inspiring.
Open House Picks 1/23/09 [Brownstoner]
Previous Six Months Later Posts [Brownstoner]
LOL, I love these folks who believe taxes on rich people will ruin the world. Like tax policy–one factor among many–is somehow determinative of everything.
Here’s a hint: over the next 20 years gas prices are going up, population is going up, and everybody is going to want to continue to live in NYC. They’re not building any more brownstones. We’re fine here.
Saw the Crown Heights place. Beautiful, architect designed, top two floors appear as if they were open to the sky for some time while perhaps also being used as a drug den. Suspicious urine smell toward back of house. Appears to need at least a gut renovation of the top two floors.
Ditto, probably same type of people who bought Amazon at 400/sh when it was losing tons of money or they got $$$ to burn.
m4l true – which is why I can’t understand why that dinky place on the thread yesterday which discredited the whole widget system actually went for over a Mil.
I am here to change the clocks. Last summer. 90 days. 6 months. 10 years. If I played football for a living, would I be penalized for moving the goal posts?
I live in a world created by Hollywood. Reality plays no part in my life.
Now, let me look up another quote from a war movie.
I think I need to get out more often.
from buyer standpoint, increasing mansion tax is great – increases incentive to pound for price below $1M
Ditto are you ready for this? Its going to be 60 percent! They are aslo talking about increasing the mansion tax!
I wonder what the top marginal rate in NYC will be when the Bush cuts expire, the State increases the income tax, and if the tax to support the health plan is added.
the one that is going to tax people over 300 1 percent over 500 1.5, and over a million 5.5. This is on top doing away with the Bush cuts. They are saying it is timed at the worse possible time and it will compound a very bad affordabilty ratio.