Rental of the Day: 202 Washington Park
Summer’s on the way, bringing with it the seasonal sublet. Here’s a two-month, furnished summer sublet in Fort Greene, at 202 Washington Park. While we’re not crazy about the kitchen, it doesn’t look like a bad place to shack up for a few months. And who wouldn’t want to be off Fort Greene park during…
Summer’s on the way, bringing with it the seasonal sublet. Here’s a two-month, furnished summer sublet in Fort Greene, at 202 Washington Park. While we’re not crazy about the kitchen, it doesn’t look like a bad place to shack up for a few months. And who wouldn’t want to be off Fort Greene park during the summer? The rent will run you $3,200/month. Care to weigh in?
202 Washington Park [City Connections] GMAP P*Shark
Internships, grandparents, corporate housing, summer studies, vacations, etc. lots of reasons to need a place for the summer. The price is a bit high, but it’s a very high-end rental.
The first time I ever walked along Washington Park I thought, “Wow, anything to live here.”
BH, dont know how representive of overall demand for such stuff in the hood but I knew of a ton of furnished short term leases (but in the 1700 to 2500 range) that were taken up by such grandparents.
“Who is the target market? Serious Q. What would be driving the demand? Are people summering in Ft Greene now?”
you’d be surprised how many (european) tourists look for sublets like this instead of hotels.
i’ve encountered quite a few in my neck of the woods – not sure about demand in ft. greene tho.
That seems like a plausible scenario, M4L.
Seems like a leap from there to demand driver.
dont know about this price range, but lots of the furnished short term leases in the hood are taken up by parents of newbie parents – ie to see, hold, babysit the newbie grandchild. And of course this is because the newbie parents are living in a small aptmt that CAN’T accommodate their parents who came to help with the baby
By wine lover on April 18, 2011 1:07 PM
you have to compare to available short term listings which are very expensive.
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Who is the target market? Serious Q. What would be driving the demand? Are people summering in Ft Greene now?
you have to compare to available short term listings which are very expensive.
This seemed high for a 2br, then I saw it was only 1br.