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Yawns... $2.65 million for an area that is still up and coming and downright dangerous in some areas... Fools. I'd much rather spend my money in an established upscale community.
the place is still the hood - the most ghetto renters are going to be priced out within a few years, but the projects (and there are many) aren't going anyyyyyyyyyyywhere. These new home owners are sitting ducks
the place is still the hood - the most ghetto renters are going to be priced out within a few years, but the projects (and there are many) aren't going anyyyyyyyyyyywhere. These new home owners are sitting ducks
lol... These are the people that the developers in the Bronx should be targeting... People with MONEY, not the broke folks in the name of affordable housing... Aka new projects.
hhp, that was just a future forecast in the exaggerated sense, the exodus of mid-working-low class people out of NYC. The way things are going with prices and all. lol
hhp, that was just a future forecast in the exaggerated sense, the exodus of mid-working-low class people out of NYC. The way things are going with prices and all. lol
Agreed. I would much rather buy a brownstone in Park Slope. At least that area is safe.
Edit: ment to quote hhp3333 first post.
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