Rentals of the Day: Some of Bklyn's Priciest
Looking to spend more than $6K every month on a rental? Here are some options, clockwise, from upper left: 1. Dumbo: 2-BR, 2-bath, 2,477 s.f. loft. $13,500, 1 Main Street [Sotheby’s] 2. Brooklyn Heights: 19th Century 3-story carriage house with garden, fully furnished. $10,000, 19 Grace Court Alley [Halstead] 3. Cobble Hill: 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath private…
Looking to spend more than $6K every month on a rental? Here are some options, clockwise, from upper left:
1. Dumbo: 2-BR, 2-bath, 2,477 s.f. loft. $13,500, 1 Main Street [Sotheby’s]
2. Brooklyn Heights: 19th Century 3-story carriage house with garden, fully furnished. $10,000, 19 Grace Court Alley [Halstead]
3. Cobble Hill: 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath private carriage house, private garden and patio space. $7,000, 48 Tiffany Place [Stribling]
4. Dumbo: 3-bedroom, 1,887-sf loft w/ open chef’s kitchen. $8,500, 30 Main St./The Sweeney Building [Douglas Elliman]
5. Bed-Stuy: 6-BR, 4-bath brownstone w/ garden. $6,500, 63 Hart St [Warburg]
I live on Tiffany Place. It’s way too overpriced. Nice street, too far from everything. I’m moving at the end of the month after being here two years.
The Bed-Stuy house looks like a crack house. I think the What lives there.
The What is a crack whore.
So, are full broker fees expected on these high-priced rentals? Say, on that $25K Cranberry street house mentioned above?
Cobble Hill house is also for sale.
That’s exactly what I thought too, 12:24. For the “ultra rich” it actually makes more sense to pay $10,000 rent a month for the far superior carriage house on Grace Court Alley, than to buy yesterday’s HOTD dismal dark carriage house with bad layout.
Yep, crack is tasty!! It’s OVER chuckleheads! This shit will sit on the market or the rest of the year. Real Estate is dead!!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end….
There’s a Cranberry Street townhouse listed on Corcoran – rent is 25K a month. Can somebody actually get it?
12:43 – that is a interesting analysis that the owners should use for a “rent w/option to buy” for these properties. Than it will make sense to rent for one year with a portion of the rent held in escrow towards a down payment. and with the rent being comparable to your mortgage payment it gives you a good feel about whether you can handle a 6k payment. If you can’t you have the option of moving with no damage to your credit. Otherwise, I agree with 12:39. A $13,000 payment to move into a BS rental is suspect.
bed sty house owners are on crack lol. who in their right mines would pay more than mortgage for that house :p.