Misleading ad?
Started by inquirer
almost 16 years ago
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Member since: Aug 2007
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A Halstead ad has no mentioning of a building being an HDFC. Why?
perhaps they are trying to suck you in with their tractor beam
What is the address? I've seen a few listings that looked interesting but they turned out to be HDFC buildings. Be careful, they can be tricky.
HDFC doesn't really have to mean anything bad. I know some HDFCs from the mid 80s that don't have any income restrictions and charge only a very small flip tax. Just curious, why do you think that that's a bad deal? How can they be tricky? Honest question, no trolling.
Could be a dual building. I think Beacon Towers is both HDFC and regular - although the prices aren't that different although the nicer ones are market rate-whatever that may be by the minute
Glamma. Hilarious.
chuck1233: it's
http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/481840-coop-50-west-106th-street-manhattan-valley-new-york
cccharley, actually it turns out it's a full-blown HDFC (income restriction and 15% flip tax).
glamma: fantasize on, baby.