nyc real estate-areas to watch in 2019

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by Foamposite

It's really not chump change, it's just there are enough people with that kind of money to keep the prices that high.

I bet most families in NYC couldn't even get a mortgage for an 800,000 dollar house

nah chump change! you can't even get a bagel for a mil these days

[FrannyLouBlvd]

So much for Auburndale. This happened a few blocks from the LIRR near Auburndale. It's still a lot better than Corona but just goes to show you that if we keep letting in illegal aliens, especially from Central America, no neighborhood will be safe.

I grew up near here. This NEVER would have happened 10 years ago prior to Obama.


https://qns.com/story/2018/12/19/cre...ushing-street/

[Foamposite]

Originally Posted by FrannyLouBlvd

So much for Auburndale. This happened a few blocks from the LIRR near Auburndale. It's still a lot better than Corona but just goes to show you that if we keep letting in illegal aliens, especially from Central America, no neighborhood will be safe.

I grew up near here. This NEVER would have happened 10 years ago prior to Obama.


https://qns.com/story/2018/12/19/cre...ushing-street/

Things like this have always happened everywhere. Maybe you lived under a rock back then

[FrannyLouBlvd]

Clearly you don't know the area, nor have worked in LE. Snowflake.

[ironlex]

I lived in the section of Corona that borders Lefrak City some 20 years ago. It was a dump at the time. 1BR co-op could be bought for $30K-$50K with maintenance in low $400s. Houses were selling for $160K - $250K.

[gen2010]

at that time, most of Brooklyn was a hood. and you would have to pay people to live there

Originally Posted by ironlex

I lived in the section of Corona that borders Lefrak City some 20 years ago. It was a dump at the time. 1BR co-op could be bought for $30K-$50K with maintenance in low $400s. Houses were selling for $160K - $250K.