Co-op of the Day: 60 Plaza Street East
If you’re going to post a bunch of dark, crappy photos of an apartment, you might as well include a stuffed animal in each of them—you never know when your buyer might be a plushie. This particular place at 60 Plaza Street East in Prospect Heights is fairly large for a studio and does have…
If you’re going to post a bunch of dark, crappy photos of an apartment, you might as well include a stuffed animal in each of them—you never know when your buyer might be a plushie. This particular place at 60 Plaza Street East in Prospect Heights is fairly large for a studio and does have an enclosed terrace, but the listing could benefit from a little staging, especially if they have any hope of achieving the asking price of $369,000.
60 Plaza Street East [Arlene Greendlinger] GMAP P*Shark
We have dealt with that broker. The strange use of a stuffed cat in her pictures gives you a hint as to her personality….
Pricewise – lets put it this way, my friends is selling a studio on in an elevator building on prime UWS street. He lowered asking to under $250k and is accepting an offer under that, so…
It’s depressing for me… 8 years older and this city is sucking me dry with nothing to show for it! 🙂
No price widget for COTD?
I say sells for 300k but worth $200k
Sorry tybur6, don’t get why 24 and a homeowner is depressing? 24 year old homeowner without a mortgage – that’s depressing!
I went to her site. The kitchens in three of her apartments look almost exactly the same. But they’re in totally different neighborhoods.
“a perfect “Accidental Baby†space'”
Wow, that’s .. . I want to say chutzpa, but it’s not quite chutzpah . . .. it’s out there.
Well, I’m not in the same building or anything of course, but I really doubt that Underhill could be considered a different enough part of the neighborhood to warrant double the price. At any rate, I think most people would agree that even $300k for this place would be misguided, especially with a maintenance over $500.
And why would a 24 year-old homeowner be ‘depressing?’
collins85 — you’re probably a half-block away… in the “wrong” direction. It’s TOTALLY different.
(And btw, it depresses me to think you name suggests you’re 24 and a homeowner…)
a camera with manual setting and tripod should be able to make it look sunny outside even when its overcast.
the photo’s are crappy but funny