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building at 200 East 90th Street

Started by taxibutton
over 10 years ago
Posts: 42
Member since: Jul 2015
Any thoughts from folks who live here? Surprised there's no feedback given how many units there are. It would be great to hear some feedback on how it's maintained & run. Thanks!
Response by jelj13
over 10 years ago
Posts: 821
Member since: Sep 2011

I know some people who live there in an apartment that they combined with a neighboring place. I also looked at apartments there. It is a nice, well run building. The only reason we didn't buy there is that the rooms are a bit small and they don't have a separate dining area.

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Response by jelj13
over 10 years ago
Posts: 821
Member since: Sep 2011

I know some people who live there in an apartment that they combined with a neighboring place. I also looked at apartments there. It is a nice, well run building. The only reason we didn't buy there is that the rooms are a bit small and they don't have a separate dining area.

I also know a couple who moved from there when they had 2 children. They loved the building, but they left for the suburbs when they outgrew their 2 bedroom apartment.

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Response by taxibutton
over 10 years ago
Posts: 42
Member since: Jul 2015

great to know... any thoughts on square footage for the E and F line? the E line ( http://streeteasy.com/building/200-east-90-street-new_york/12e ) says 1000 sq ft but it seems so much smaller. Curious if anyone had thoughts?

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Response by Bburg
over 10 years ago
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Member since: Mar 2015

There is no way that is 1000 sf. One e-line apartment was listed as 900, which is also a reach. A quick, rough calculation yields somewhere around 800-850 sf.

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Response by jelj13
over 10 years ago
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Member since: Sep 2011

I looked at 12E a few year back, but it seemed extremely cramped for 1,000 sq ft. ( I was really interested in a 1 bedroom in the building, but they were so small that we looked at the 2 bedrooms). We wound up buying a jr. 4 nearby (1 bath) that is truly 950 sq. ft. and is far more spacious. I could legitimately turn the dining area into a bedroom the same size as the smaller one in 12E. So that second bathroom in 12 E would have cost me an extra 225K. I loved 200 E 90th's building and its convenience to stores and the subway though.

Have you considered the building across the street, 1601/1619 Third Ave. The 2 bedrooms there run about the same price but are huge compared to 12E. It's a true condo. Gas and electricity are included in the maintenance and you control your own heat and a/c. The drawback is that it is a huge, more impersonal building.

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Response by fieldschester
over 10 years ago
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Member since: Jul 2013

No thanks! I'm going to stay in my mother's basement.

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Response by Leia2
about 10 years ago
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Member since: Dec 2012

any concerns about it being close to the marine transfer station/garbage trucks passing by?

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