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PROSPECT HEIGHTS $819,000
20 Plaza Street East GMAP
2-bedroom, 1 1/2-bath, 1,200-sq.-ft. co-op in a prewar building; 24-hr. doormen; dining area, windowed kitchen and baths, 2 walk-in closets, 3 exposures; laundry in building; maintenance $868; 40% tax deductible; listed at $819,000, 26 weeks on market. Broker: Corcoran Group Brooklyn.

FORT GREENE $406,399
125 Ashland Place GMAP
Two-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 950 square feet, with oversized windows, dining alcove and N/E exposures; building features garage and laundry. Maintenance $687. Asking price $399,000, on market 358 days. Broker: Cindy McField, the Corcoran Group.

First item from the print edition of yesterday’s New York Times; second from New York Post, Just Sold!; photo of 20 Plaza Street East by Gregg Snodgrass for Property Shark.


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  1. I was being serious. PPW with 800 maintenance. That’s LOW! Depending on the number of baths, 1.2 is not unreasonable.

    Check the comps yourself. Might be a tiny stretch, but I wouldn’t sell it for less than a million, for sure.

  2. so tell me…if this 2 bedromm went for 819K, what does everyone think a renovated 2 bdrm, in prime park slope, right on PPW, with views of the city, just under 1000 sq ft and a low mnt of around 800 would go for?

  3. “The What is relying on a quote from a notorious debtor who always lived beyond his means and only stayed afloat because his slaves tended the land that he inherited. His opinions on banking were simple minded and we are very fortunate that they were not followed. The same could be said for the What.”

    So you think money backed by nothing is cool??? Fiat money systems always fail. Inflation and Deflation is a way to rob out of you wealth and labor.

    America needs to sell 2.5 Bi dollars a day of debt to stay afloat.
    Very soon you will see the game play out, America is in big trouble.

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