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This batch sure didn’t set the woods on fire. Someone have a clue re: 15 Irving?
Open House Picks, 9/14/07 [Brownstoner]


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  1. tWhat, you don’t own, so don’t kid yourself. If you did, you would have taken your own advice and sold. You haven’t so you are the biggest liar and troll on this site.

    You need to get out more often. I have been living in Bed-Stuy for several years and lived in NYC all my life. No need for a skill set. Trash like you are being pushed out as prices and rents rise.

    Bye bye tWhat.

  2. 9:29 AM This is going to be fun. The crash is here he he. I hope you got your hood “skill set” up because you will need it. Asset bubbles do stupid things to people. They believe the debt is riches, ASSHOLES! They hide behind a keyboard and pop shit.

    “This war will end and you will be the loser and you will have to move and the city will be a better place because of it.”

    Leaving NY wouldn’t be a bad idea.. I wonder what can I get for my place?

    The What

    Someday this war is gonna end…

  3. tWhat: It is obvious that you never got a formal education.

    You had the chance to buy in Bed-Stuy when the housing stock was significantly cheaper, but you didn’t. Why? Because you didn’t have the vision or the intelligence to buy in the “hood” you grew up in. Now the market has moved on and you realize that you will be a renter all your life. You are a sad and pathetic fool.

    This war will end and you will be the loser and you will have to move and the city will be a better place because of it.

    Bye bye, tWhat

  4. “The tWhat is a bitter renter. Finish high school tWhat.

    Please stay out of Bed-Stuy naysayers. THe neighborhood is improving and we don’t need your negative vibe here to ruin for all of us.”

    No assfuck, I’m not.

    Now tell me, How long you been in Bed Stuy? You just moved there 2 years ago? Guess what?! I was born and raised in Bed Stuy.

    Now the real fun starts now. The hand job of the stock and real estate markets are finished. RIP MREB

    The What

    SOMEDAY THIS WAR IS GONNA END………………….

  5. 3:23 and 8:29 nailed it. You guys who think these current prices are going to stick are totally dreaming. Park Slope, Brooklyn has already seen depreciation per all of the aggregated real estate reports out now. Condos are particularly suceptible but so are brownstones. There is NO WAY that places which have doubled in value in a handful of years can stay at their current prices during such an economic downturn. Remember everyone who said that the Dot Coms were valued correctly??? Just use common sense. It won’t be a bloodbath but there will be a real correction. Prices around the globe have been artificially inflated and they will all see corrections- NYC is not THAT unique or immune- even areas or housing types that are relatively low in supply.

  6. The tWhat is a bitter renter. Finish high school tWhat.

    Please stay out of Bed-Stuy naysayers. THe neighborhood is improving and we don’t need your negative vibe here to ruin for all of us.

  7. 4:49 = ’bout to lose a lot of equity

    5:38 – Okay, exaggeration. But there will be significantly more Brooklyn brownstone and apartment inventory in the coming years as people head for the exit (if the banks don’t bring the exit door to them). Bubble spread from NYC to suburbs. The reverse is true for the chickens coming home to roost. Brookyn can run but can’t hide from serious depreciation. New York Metro Area encapsulates Brooklyn and is very much relevant. Duh.

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