Gallery 112 West 72nd

I wondered too. I remember when Columbia Savings was in the base of the building. I had been in a couple of apartments several years ago and found the prior renovation substandard. Although that was a long time ago, I seem to recall it as one of those renovations where everything was stripped bare leaving smooth sheetrock walls. This was the norm in the 1970's. At this point, the kitchens seem small, even by NY standards. It strikes me as a building for investors as opposed to owner occupied.

I own an apt in the building. The location is excellent - it is close to the park, and is near several subway and bus lines. My daughter lived there for a while, until she relocated to another city. She was very pleased there. I was then able to rent out the apt immediately. So thus far I am pleased with my investment. I look forward to living in the apt when I move back to NYC in several years.

Why is maintenance so low? Is it because of a tax abatement, and if so, when does the abatement run out?

There is a $225.00 assessment for another year. Add that on and consider that it has no doorman and does not look like a bargain. I still stand on what I said earlier in this thread.

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