Rental of the Day: 2BR at the Andrea
We’ve never taken a good look at a rental unit in the Andrea, the Fort Greene building at 218 Myrtle that will soon have a CVS and a supermarket. This two bedroom looks very tasteful, if not huge. The rent of $2,450/month isn’t crazy for a new building pretty darn close to downtown, where apartments…
We’ve never taken a good look at a rental unit in the Andrea, the Fort Greene building at 218 Myrtle that will soon have a CVS and a supermarket. This two bedroom looks very tasteful, if not huge. The rent of $2,450/month isn’t crazy for a new building pretty darn close to downtown, where apartments go for more. What do ya think?
218 Myrtle Avenue, #5E [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
God, what an awful location. Depressing inside and out.
Corcoran having the listing probably doesn’t help…. What ridiculous fee are they charging these days? 15%?
Can we find a special home for the fine hard working folks at DOB? I’m thinking basement space. between the boiler room and children’s playroom and across the hall from the garbage room.
A 784 sq ft 2 bedroom apt? Ugghhh. It was ready for occupancy in mid-Febuary, so this unit has been languishing. Not surprising given, the size, price, etc.
MALY, SPOT F’ing ON!
*rob*
People who work for the city should get priority for public housing; I’ve always thought incredibly dumb to give priority to teenagers who just became mothers. You don’t have to be Einstein to see how the law of unintended consequences will play out. If you make les than $40,000 and work for NYC, your name should go at the top of the list. That would reward staying in school and working.
2 social workers can live there tybur
it’s really convenient location if you’re a social worker that does a lot of home visits in the projects. You can even say you live there!
Of course, the rent is $30,000 a year or all of your take-home pay, so… I guess this wouldn’t work.
Tiny, ugly, and not cheap when you consider the horrible location.