Residential Sales in Brooklyn
WINDSOR TERRACE $1,370,000 19 Howard Place 92-year-old brick 2-story; front porch, renovated kitchen, living-room fireplace, renovated bath, pocket doors, recreation room, hardwood floors, 17-by-90-foot lot; taxes $1,282; listed at $1,325,000 (multiple bids). Broker: Warren Lewis. Residential Sales in the Region [NY Times] Photo by Kate Leonova for Property Shark
WINDSOR TERRACE $1,370,000
19 Howard Place
92-year-old brick 2-story; front porch, renovated kitchen, living-room fireplace, renovated bath, pocket doors, recreation room, hardwood floors, 17-by-90-foot lot; taxes $1,282; listed at $1,325,000 (multiple bids). Broker: Warren Lewis.
Residential Sales in the Region [NY Times]
Photo by Kate Leonova for
these houses didn’t cost anywhere near $500,000 in 1994 – more like less than half that.
hmmmm
my parents kicked me out of the house when I graduated.
I thank them for it
Leave the homegirl ALONE. There’s nothing wrong with more than one generation under a roof, in some circles, that’s called A FAMILY. Furthermore, Mr. My-GF-and-I-make-less-than-$80k, where do you live? Own or rent? If you own, where did the downpayment come from? There’s also nothing lame about living in your hometown if your hometown is NYC. Homegirl, I feel you, it’s ridiculous that someone making six figures can’t buy here. Save your money, enjoy your neighborhood, enjoy your parents while they’re here, travel and see the rest of the world while you’re at it (Brooklyn rocks but there’s a lot of world out there) and enjoy your inheritance of a great house one day. Good on ya.
just reading these comments = humors me.
who cares if she still lives at her parents house. at least she is not drowning in mortgage payments and rent payments especially in NY- she is experiencing life in other avenues – extra money to do things and buy what she wants etc. or save money etc.
just reading these comments = humors me.
who cares if she still lives at her parents house. at least she is not drowning in mortgage payments and rent payments especially in NY- she is experiencing life in other avenues – extra money to do things and buy what she wants etc. or save money etc.
my gf and I make less than $80,000 combined and we do not live in either of our parents houses. We don’t even live in the same state as our parents.
sounds like you have some serious issues. I had an uncle like you who everyone made fun of.
get out and experience the world, its a big place and you might find somewhere more enjoyable than Windsor Terrace. Im sure it wont be too hard.
im so sorry for all of you that think living with your parents would be such a terrible thing… good thing you all have so much extra money maybe you can bring it up at your next appointment with your shrink.
What blows my mind is the concept of somebody making “close to 6 figures” who stills lives with their parents.
To 2:06….
this is the born and bred windsor terrace girl….living with my parents (which was never a complaint btw)
I appreciate the advice to go back to school and get a degree but i would just like to say that even us making close to 6 figures are STILL not able to afford to buy here…(at least I dont feel comfortable buying)
And the sad part is that this neighborhood has always been many generations of middle class famlies alot of FDNY, NYPD, City Teachers etc…. I am fairly certain that the current salaries of these multi generational WT Residents is not going to allow them to remain….
AND in come the yuppies buying up house thinking that they are getting good deals….. it just blows my mind.