273-Berry-Street-0409.jpgThe three-story townhouse at 273 Berry Street at South 1st Street on Williamsburg’s South Side hit the market last February with a price tag of $1,129,000, which is where it was when it was an Open House Pick in March. On Monday, the asking price was reduced by 7 percent to $1,049,000. The interior has about as much detail as you can expect to find in this part of town. The owner’s also willing to provide financing. Further to fall or about right now? GMAP


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  1. “what are the public schools like in this part of town?”

    No clue – Usually Wine Lover chimes in re: schools in this part of town. I think they are opening some charter school closer to metropolitan avenue.

  2. “Further to fall. The south side is not the million dollar side. But neither is the north, is it?”

    Eh – if i was gonna spend a million dollars on anything in the burg i’d get a condo in the gretsch building on broadway.

    I live on the northside but actually like the southside better. If ramshackle houses in Gowanus/South Slope can get 1 mill why not the southside?

  3. “The owner’s also willing to provide financing.”

    How the hell?

    “Further to fall or about right now?”

    Further to fall. The south side is not the million dollar side. But neither is the north, is it?

    ***Bid half off peak comps***

  4. “Well, I don’t know about all states, but I’m certain that in NY you can collect a deficiency…”

    Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only whats on the house unless you refied!

    “‘m guessing that the ding on the credit score is tied to a judgment.”

    A Mortgage is on a Secured Asset retard! Take the house and end of story!

    I wish the OT was back open so the retards would not comment…

    The What

    Someday this war is gonna end…

  5. Well, I don’t know about all states, but I’m certain that in NY you can collect a deficiency…I suppose the reason that these people are only getting a ding to credit scores is because they don’t have any assets. I’m guessing that the ding on the credit score is tied to a judgment.

  6. “DH, seller would prefer to get cash in hand & completely free & clear of the ppty vs holding a note after the sale. Mortgages are non-recourse loans in US – ie note holder can sue buyer for rest of note balance; can only repossess the ppty”

    Gotcha

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