Scam????? or Real
Started by zorter
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$499000 For Sale By Auction - Prime East Village Studio 720 SF (East Village) (map) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to: hous-709525869@craigslist.org Date: 2008-06-06, 2:14AM EDT Offered for Sale by Auction Prime East Village Studio Apartment. Recently Renovated and located on 2nd Street btw Avenues A & B. For further information e-mail... [more]
$499000 For Sale By Auction - Prime East Village Studio 720 SF (East Village) (map) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to: hous-709525869@craigslist.org Date: 2008-06-06, 2:14AM EDT Offered for Sale by Auction Prime East Village Studio Apartment. Recently Renovated and located on 2nd Street btw Avenues A & B. For further information e-mail your name and number to Adam Cohen @ Woodlands International, exclusive Broker and Auctioneer, e-mail address acohen@mailwi.com Auction close date: 06/13/08 (all offers to be received by this date) Currently the property is occupied but will be delivered vacant. 2nd Street google map yahoo map it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests PostingID: 709525869 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2008 craigslist, inc. terms of use privacy policy feedback forum This sounds bogus to me zorter [less]
I wouldn't search craigslist for real estate.
I'd bet real. I started the "FSBA" thread around this (boy, that one sure took off). This unit was around for ever and priced at least $100k higher, and not desirable. I think they were trying to base the price off the sale of the unit above, but this is on the first floor in Alphabet City and loses a big chunk of space to the building's entrance and mailboxes. Corcoran had the original listing, but I couldn't find it.
Craigslist does have an abundance of bait-and-switch ads and brokers fishing for buyers w/ nonsense ads, but there are also FSBOs there that fall through the cracks of StreetEasy and the Times. Sometimes you'd see an apartment there for months before the buyer gave up and went with a brokerage (not this one, though).