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Showing posts with label For Real? Estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label For Real? Estate. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
A Little Taste of the San Gennaro Festival in the Rain
Or San Giuseppe as I like to call it. This 10 day long annual festival of Italian heritage features lots of sausage and opera right outside my door.
It's all about the real estate
It's all about the real estate
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Friday, September 2, 2011
For Real? Estate
Do you ever have that conversation, as a New Yorker, with your momma or friends back home, where you've hit, you know, a "certain age" where renting in the non-New York real world is considered a little young? But then you try to explain to people who are now renting out their "starter homes" that New York rents are a tad bit higher than most people's mortgage (luxury apartments on the water rent for $1,000 in Baltimore!)
Well rest assured. I thought I'd do us all a service and start laying out some of the ludicrous listings we face.
Let's start with this "West Village Cottage" at 5 Grove Court, a respite tucked away between Hudson and Bedford Street and immersed in rustic details usually saved for coming of age novels based in New England
Oh look at that, sure enough, according to Corcoran this little red brick beauty from 1842 "was the setting for O. Henry's story 'The Last Leaf' "
And just look at these details:
A literature inspiring private oasis in the heart of one of the most covetable neighborhoods in the city? Oh, this oughta be good
PRICE: $4,250,000
Annual Taxes: $12,194
But you can boast to your friends in the bread line that it was featured in Architectural Digest.
Got 4 Mil sittin' around: http://corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&ListingID=2209580
Well rest assured. I thought I'd do us all a service and start laying out some of the ludicrous listings we face.
Let's start with this "West Village Cottage" at 5 Grove Court, a respite tucked away between Hudson and Bedford Street and immersed in rustic details usually saved for coming of age novels based in New England
And just look at these details:
- Mature specimen trees (Eww, is that like creepy old man trees preying on saplings?)
- Shutters, window boxes, flower beds (Soil and shutters? Oh you fancy, huh?)
- Handsome working kitchen (God, Gene, next they'll want running water. Needy, needy.)
(I guess it's "handsome". More like "I've seen you with worse.")
- Lush gardens of ivy and 3 fireplaces (I ain't gonna lie: that be real nice.)
(Typical New York: the bed take up 3/4 the room.)
A literature inspiring private oasis in the heart of one of the most covetable neighborhoods in the city? Oh, this oughta be good
PRICE: $4,250,000
Annual Taxes: $12,194
But you can boast to your friends in the bread line that it was featured in Architectural Digest.
Got 4 Mil sittin' around: http://corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&ListingID=2209580
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