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Old 12-07-2007, 09:33 AM
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i'm giving you an infinite amout of money to spend....sky's the limit.

i would pick the area by brooklyn college and the junction....like glenwood and and the east 30's area in flatbush, or 1 of those big homes right below prospect park on marlborough/stratford road, argyle road.....i forgot the name of the area, but i consider it part of flatbush.

i can have a big 1 family home with a driveway and garage and be to manhattan by the train in 30 mins tops.

what about the rest of the board?

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Old 12-07-2007, 10:22 AM
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I like the homes in Forest Hills or a nice brownstone in Park Slope.

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Old 12-07-2007, 10:31 AM
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Riverdale. Great looking and close to the city but not too close. Just right.

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Old 12-07-2007, 10:32 AM
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i'm giving you an infinite amout of money to spend....sky's the limit.

i would pick the area by brooklyn college and the junction....like glenwood and and the east 30's area in flatbush, or 1 of those big homes right below prospect park on marlborough/stratford road, argyle road.....i forgot the name of the area, but i consider it part of flatbush.

i can have a big 1 family home with a driveway and garage and be to manhattan by the train in 30 mins tops.

what about the rest of the board?
I lived there with my parents in one of the coops on Ave H. If you can get in, more power to ya!

1F's starting at 600K. I saw a 2F at 740K. Incoming Target on Flatbush and Ave H.

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East 80's in Manhattan. Brownstone, with a garage. All 4 (or 5) floors. Quiet tree lined block.

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I would live in Hunters Point, Queens.

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Depends. If I'm a working man with a family, I guess somewhere in Central Queens. Nice schools, good area and safe.

Young and single with some money. Lower Manhattan. like the Village, Alphabet City; or the Lower East Side. I just love the gritty feel this area has at times.

However, I do love the Upper West Side.

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Brooklyn Heights for sure.

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Upper West side

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you guys have no panache, CPW in the 70's facing the park

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