Rental of the Day: 572 Pacific Street, #3
Park Slope’s 572 Pacific Street was in pretty rough condition when it was purchased for $850,000 in 2009. (You can see pre-reno pictures on PropertyShark.) Since then, the brownstone has been chopped up and renovated; it’s now got four floor-through rentals. The one- and two-bedroom units range from $2,800 to $3,000; this particular two bedroom…
Park Slope’s 572 Pacific Street was in pretty rough condition when it was purchased for $850,000 in 2009. (You can see pre-reno pictures on PropertyShark.) Since then, the brownstone has been chopped up and renovated; it’s now got four floor-through rentals. The one- and two-bedroom units range from $2,800 to $3,000; this particular two bedroom is asking $2,800. This definitely doesn’t look like a bad renovation to us, even if it’s a little on the bland side. And the location, a block away from the Atlantic Terminal, could be considered either convenient or noisy depending on how you look at it. Think these prices will go over well and the building will fill up?
572 Pacific Street [Halstead] GMAP P*Shark
It’s a bit too much for the size and location. I could see $2,500, as long as the utility situation is clarified. Is there a heater in each unit? The cheap units can be very inefficient and cost a bundle in high electricity bills.
“DH–your new joint?”
no – but quite possibly might be looking at 2 bedrooms btw 2,500 – 3k for August. this place caught my eye but there’s comparable stuff all over the place on better blocks
and i agree with tybur – paying all utilities would be a deal breaker at this price for that space.
yeah tybur didn’t notice that tenant pays utilities. under those circumstances I take back my former comment. didn’t know any rentals obliged the tenant to pay utilities…
$2800 PLUS “Tenant pays heat, hot water, gas and electric.”
That’s FUCKING ABSURD. Whoever agrees to pay this should be taken out back and beaten with a fucking stick.
Nicely done bathroom and kitchen…and the central air-conditioning and pet-friendly policy are real attractors. But $2800 is a couple of hundred too high, given the ugly block, I think.
I looked at a place on this block one time. Certainly not the coziest of blocks but if you are not looking for peace and quiet particularly its a pretty convenient location for lots of stuff. In range of 5th Ave, in range of Fort Greene, great subway access. This price looks reasonable given all that.
DH–your new joint?
What’s up with the ceiling? I don’t get the dropped elements.
These prices seem high to me. These units are too small to justify these prices. Nice renovation, but still, prices seem $300-$400 too high.
interesting delepp
reno looks nice, but these have been on the market for a while so something must be up.