any advise?????????

Sure, I would avoid new condo development like the plague. Why don't you look around in Astoria for multi-fam? They are out there ...

First of all, learn how to spell "advice".

Second, I think your best bet, on a "Queens budget", would be a co-op.

sumday, if this is a frustration (rant) post, then I would say just wait another year or so.
If you're serious, then let us know your price and size range.

as for the last response I AM!!!! serious. but to whom am I telling my size and price to? As for NYCMatt I see your entries often. Must be nice to be perfect.............

sumday, don't worry, Matt has a perpetual contest with the two homeless "friends" he's taken in to his apartment about who can keep a stick shoved up their asshole longer. Still going, 658 days and counting with no winner yet. His building doormen check every morning on compliance in lieu of a Christmas tip.

hey lintintin.............you are FUNNY!!!!!

I have couple places in Williamsburg that are extremely well priced. (no need to sell a liver on ebay : )

One is a luxury 2 bedrooms in an amenities full building w gorgeous city view of Empire State Bldg. Maintenance is very low and has another 12 year of tax abatement.

Then I have a 2 bedroom & a 1 bedroom condos in a walk-up bldg. The prices are priced below the market as the developers want to get all the units sold quickly. Everything is brand new and there are private balcony and washer/dryer in both of these units.

Email me if you are interested. ng@metropolitanpropertygroup.com