Rental of the Day: 428 3rd Street
We quite like this two-and-a-half bedroom rental at 428 3rd Street in Park Slope. The details and the layout are quite agreeable, and the kitchen looks pretty nice to us too (though Mr. B won’t like those new cabinets, we suspect). The price was reduced from $3,400 to $3,250 just a few days ago, a…
We quite like this two-and-a-half bedroom rental at 428 3rd Street in Park Slope. The details and the layout are quite agreeable, and the kitchen looks pretty nice to us too (though Mr. B won’t like those new cabinets, we suspect). The price was reduced from $3,400 to $3,250 just a few days ago, a point that may not be too far off the mark.
428 3rd Street [Level Group] GMAP P*Shark
Most Thai reataurants are actually not very good here.
By tybur6 on July 22, 2010 3:00 PM
Not making it seem like an “entry level apartment” — just a little sad that a $60,000 salary is barely enough to cover the rent and that $60,000 is basically considered “entry level” here where in most places in the U.S. it would be more than enough to pay for whole family’s expenses and mortgage/rent.
Like I said, just make me a little sad is all.
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Well, you know what you should do, Bucky? You should spend your entire work day, everyday in fact, lusting after real estate a civil servant like yourself will ever be able to afford. You should bitch, whine and moan until everybody else feels sad, too. Or at least feels pity.
Yeah, that should work.
I got jumped on the other day when i suggested that poor people might be better off if they moved to another part of the country.
Is there a dividing line where at some point of income it’s not politically correct to say this???
NYC rules because thai restaurants have DJs.
Dave, supposed to go out to dinner tonight, but if plans fall through I may just stop in and say hi!
The reason NYC is expensive is because of supply and demand. There is more demand than supply.
So by definition, it is clearly special to many people.
Enough so, that they are willing to pay dearly for things that cost much less in other places.
I agree w 11217, too. If you don’t like NYC prices, don’t be sad, move! Live somewhere else. NYC has always been higher priced than other parts country. It costs a lot to live here. That’s not news.
11217, stop by Oshima around 8:00 and have a drink with us at the sushi bar.
Sushi bars are something that many parts of the US just don’t have, another reason why NYC is special.
I would gave said it a bit differently but I kinda agree with 11217 on this one.