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So just wanted to update everyone, after a lot of thinking between my husband and myself we have decided to turn down the 461 dean apt. We have to do what is best for our family. And the 2 bedroom we were offered is not it. It is way too small for a family to live and grow. In the same price range, granted in a less "desireable" neighborhood we can find something 2 times the size. Something we can grow in, not these tiny apartments. I may sound ungrateful since lottery apts are so hard to get but its just not for us. I hope someone on the waitlist gets bumped up and given this apt. Someone who can truly enjoy it..good luck to everyone!
Which 2 bedroom were you offered? F line or J line? How old are your kids? And are you absolutely sure?
I just moved into 461 Dean today. I will say the concierge is great, staff is fantastic, and the amenities are awesome. My one bedroom apartment far exceeded my expectations.
Perfect for single people with nieces and nephews!
Which 2 bedroom were you offered? F line or J line? How old are your kids? And are you absolutely sure?
F line, she said it was the last two bedroom available. My son is a toddler and his bedroom would be on the other side of the apt. I also didnt like that both bathrooms are inside bedrooms, so any guests would have to go thru a room, not a fan. Yes, I definitely sure. Im actually going to see some places this week.
F line, she said it was the last two bedroom available. My son is a toddler and his bedroom would be on the other side of the apt. I also didnt like that both bathrooms are inside bedrooms, so any guests would have to go thru a room, not a fan. Yes, I definitely sure. Im actually going to see some places this week.
I don't have kids so I don't know. Yes, I realized that about the F line in regards to the bathroom, and thus chose the J line instead. Its still not a bad deal...I thought considering its a doorman building and with all the amenities and ALSO being so so close to the subway and shopping. I am not familiar about the schools around there.
I don't have kids so I don't know. Yes, I realized that about the F line in regards to the bathroom, and thus chose the J line instead. Its still not a bad deal...I thought considering its a doorman building and with all the amenities and ALSO being so so close to the subway and shopping. I am not familiar about the schools around there.
You have a two bedroom as well? I have those amenities where I am now, its all about space for me. The area is why I was holding out but there is just no way to make that tiny apartment work for us. You can't even fit a dining table in there. Definitely, not fit for a family
You have a two bedroom as well? I have those amenities where I am now, its all about space for me. The area is why I was holding out but there is just no way to make that tiny apartment work for us. You can't even fit a dining table in there. Definitely, not fit for a family
You are absolutely correct. You can't fit a dining room table. It makes sense and I agree with you, in terms of a growing family.
F line, she said it was the last two bedroom available. My son is a toddler and his bedroom would be on the other side of the apt. I also didnt like that both bathrooms are inside bedrooms, so any guests would have to go thru a room, not a fan. Yes, I definitely sure. Im actually going to see some places this week.
Last two bedroom available in your income range? Or last 2 bedroom available as a whole for affordable housing?
I got the one bedroom A model. It's my favorite model because of the layout and the hallway separating the bedroom and living room.
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