I lived in this building many years ago. It's a nice, clean, basic building in a far east location. Hard to believe their arrogance. It's a disservice to their shareholder.
I was seriously looking at the $450K one-bed as the type of apartment I am looking for (at a lower price of course). I hope this is just an isolated incident.
kitchenguy has it right, the Board does not seem to have a realistic view of the world. Some of them probably couldn't even afford to buy their apartment today, yet they they think millionaires should be buying apartments in a building where the hallways haven't been painted in twenty years and the carpeting is from another century.
Not that long ago I went to take a look to some properties on this building, I have to say they were in good shape, and had a good space, for the price an maintenance fess they were asking… that was until I was informed that from November to Jan there is going to be a assessment that will increase the cost of it another couple hundreds and that they are going to have a formal increase from January…
If somebody lives or knows some who lives here, would be awesome if they can frankly share whets going on over this property, I mean I am still interested but that “detail” of not having an idea how the fee is going to be increase is not a good feeling before you buy.
Anyone? Anyone?
Beware, this Board is quite difficult and very unresponsive. I've hard of nightmare Boards but this one takes the cake.
Unresponsive? In this climate??? That's not very smart, is it, especially if the bldg. isn't that desirable to begin with?
I thought those bldgs. were full of older people on the Board w/ nothing else to do.
I lived in this building many years ago. It's a nice, clean, basic building in a far east location. Hard to believe their arrogance. It's a disservice to their shareholder.
Usually when they say 'no dogs' you may get a hint of a stringent board. it's a small building so the management may be outsourced hence the delays.
2 uncombined 1 bedrooms w/o doorman at over $1100 psf. can't hold some people down, they just dream big.
http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/376981-coop-435-east-77th-street-upper-east-side-new-york
I was seriously looking at the $450K one-bed as the type of apartment I am looking for (at a lower price of course). I hope this is just an isolated incident.
why buy 1 for less than 450K when you can have 2 for 1.7 mill?
kitchenguy has it right, the Board does not seem to have a realistic view of the world. Some of them probably couldn't even afford to buy their apartment today, yet they they think millionaires should be buying apartments in a building where the hallways haven't been painted in twenty years and the carpeting is from another century.
My brother bought in this building and had no problems with the board at all.
Not that long ago I went to take a look to some properties on this building, I have to say they were in good shape, and had a good space, for the price an maintenance fess they were asking… that was until I was informed that from November to Jan there is going to be a assessment that will increase the cost of it another couple hundreds and that they are going to have a formal increase from January…
If somebody lives or knows some who lives here, would be awesome if they can frankly share whets going on over this property, I mean I am still interested but that “detail” of not having an idea how the fee is going to be increase is not a good feeling before you buy.
Anyone? Anyone?