Residential Sales in Brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG $1,350,000 122 South First Street 4-family, 4-story prewar wood-frame house; 3 bedrooms in two units; 1 bedroom in others; eat-in kitchen, renovated bath, wide plank floors, original molding and detail in each; full basement, new plumbing and electric systems in building; 25-by-100-ft. lot; taxes $503; listed at $1,400,000, 10 weeks on market. Broker: Kline…
WILLIAMSBURG $1,350,000
122 South First Street
4-family, 4-story prewar wood-frame house; 3 bedrooms in two units; 1 bedroom in others; eat-in kitchen, renovated bath, wide plank floors, original molding and detail in each; full basement, new plumbing and electric systems in building; 25-by-100-ft. lot; taxes $503; listed at $1,400,000, 10 weeks on market. Broker: Kline Realty.
CLINTON HILL $635,000
135 Clinton Avenue
2-bedroom, 1-bath, 1,200-sq.-ft. duplex in a brownstone; renovated eat-in kitchen with upgraded appliances, exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, 3 decorative fireplaces, new windows; maintenance $650, 50% tax-deductible; listed at $625,000 (multiple bids), 6 weeks on market. Brokers: Warren Lewis Realty, Eychner Associates.
From the print edition of yesterday’s New York Times.
Photo from Property Shark
I LOVE industrial buildings. Those are not the buildings I have a problem with. And industrial or not, there’s nothing wrong with keeping a place cleaner and greener. In fact the more industry, the more trees are needed to clean the air.
no not hate–just think that it is bad for people to live without trees. it’s bad for the earth too.
hmmm… so much hate.
williamsburg is appealing because of several factors, though i don’t ever hear anyone advertising it as being green and leafy or full of old world charm.
if it the location works in terms of proximity to manhattan (work, school, etc.), why not?
To each his/her own!