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Started by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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Does anyone know anything about this building seems to be many units for sale looks like they need major renovation any info would be great.
Response by NYCMatt
over 15 years ago
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WEST of Broadway.

WEST of Broadway!!

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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What do you mean?

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Response by NYCMatt
over 15 years ago
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I mean you don't want to live anywhere EAST of Broadway.

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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Can you tell me why cause we've been looking at this area,thanks

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Response by NYCMatt
over 15 years ago
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See my other post.

East of Broadway is pretty much a slum.

It's fine if you don't mind noise, filth, and are looking for a place to save money on the rent.

it is the LAST place you should consider BUYING an apartment.

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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Really we just an offer in on a unit the area seemed ok even at night its sort of like our neighborhood here in Boston. It's so hard to know, anything else I should know about. And how do I get to your thread.

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Response by NYCMatt
over 15 years ago
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You think the area is like BOSTON?? Really???

I've been to Boston many times and I can't recall any place being as bad as that part of town.

Seriously. Withdraw the offer. If you want to live north of 96th Street, stay WEST of Broadway.

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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How do I get to your other post and would you mind suggesting some neighborhoods please we have a limited budget.

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Response by NYCMatt
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I don't have a "thread."

What is your budget? How much can you put down? What kind of monthly payment can you afford?

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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$135,000 paying cash monthly fees of around $500 there just isn't a lot in our price range we were also looking into Riverdale thanks

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Response by NYCMatt
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Riverdale is a MUCH better area.

Here's the thing. There's nothing in Manhattan that you'd want to live in for much under $250K.

Just because it's in your price range doesn't mean by a long shot that it's a "good deal."

If you insist on paying cash, stick with the Bronx.

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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I understand what your saying is there any other area you might suggest and thanks for all your input

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Response by Txredrider
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What about Riverdale by Manhattan college decent area

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Response by NYCMatt
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All of Riversale is great.

Unfortunately, with your restrictions ($135K max) you can't afford anything decent in Manhattan or Brooklyn. Even the nicer parts of the Bronx will be a challenge. I'm not really familiar with the Bronx, but I'm very familiar with this building. It's very nice, in a decent neighborhood: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/576468-coop-2166-bronx-park-east-bronx

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Response by alanhart
over 15 years ago
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Txredrider, take advice from NYCMatt at your own peril.

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Response by alanhart
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The disturbing thing about your building inquiries, though, is that you haven't mentioned HDFC (as far as I've noticed, anyway). Do you know what HDFC is?

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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Yes the building is

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Response by alanhart
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And?

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Response by NYCMatt
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Shut up, Alan.

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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And what the building is pretty much owner occupied, I' m not sure what your ? is.

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Response by Wbottom
over 15 years ago
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wuttup with your urge to buy?? rent in a decent neighborhood, keep saving--there's absolutely no hurry to buy borderline property in this market

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Response by Txredrider
over 15 years ago
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Just trying to get educated about these areas you would call WH boderline why. And if you follow the prices now is a good time to invest.

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