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Yes, in Astoria, Middle Village, Kew Gardens, Forest Hills, Glendale, Rego Park, Greenpoint, Williamsburg (but good luck with the neighbors), Whitestone, Throgs Neck, Pelham Bay, Country Club, Riverdale, not to mention all over Manhattan.
Do they exist? This does not really apply to me as I plan to GTFO NYC asap next year when I stabilize my finances. But I was talking to a co-worker about this over happy hour and he mentioned that he was thinking of buying in NYC.
A new apartment building w/o Mitchell Lama, 80/20, Section 8, or any other kind of welfare/subsidized tenants who ruin the quality of life? If he is going to pay north of upper 6 figures for a NEW apartment then he does not want to deal with all the riff raff and gimme grants. Just 100% market rate neighbors.
There are a number of buildings throughout NYC that do not have Mitchell Lama, 80/20, Section 8 or any other welfare/subsidy. I'm not very familiar with the building (Jolie on Greenwich) in the below youtube video, but based on my preliminary research, your friend may like it very much:
Yea, this guy got spoiled with the amenities of his current place. Indoor gym, pool, doorman service, game room, office, laundry room, etc. But he does not want to deal with lower income groups. For example, he said that they were smoking weed, blasting loud music in the weight room, and throwing beer bottles and clipping their toenails by the swimming pool.
Don't assume they were "welfare" tenant's. I know 7-8 salary figure people who act like that.
Do they exist? This does not really apply to me as I plan to GTFO NYC asap next year when I stabilize my finances. But I was talking to a co-worker about this over happy hour and he mentioned that he was thinking of buying in NYC.
A new apartment building w/o Mitchell Lama, 80/20, Section 8, or any other kind of welfare/subsidized tenants who ruin the quality of life? If he is going to pay north of upper 6 figures for a NEW apartment then he does not want to deal with all the riff raff and gimme grants. Just 100% market rate neighbors.
Yea, this guy got spoiled with the amenities of his current place. Indoor gym, pool, doorman service, game room, office, laundry room, etc. But he does not want to deal with lower income groups. For example, he said that they were smoking weed, blasting loud music in the weight room, and throwing beer bottles and clipping their toenails by the swimming pool.
yeah, because only "lower income groups smoke weed, blast loud music in the weight room, and throw beer bottles and clip their toenails by the swimming pool."
There are a number of buildings throughout NYC that do not have Mitchell Lama, 80/20, Section 8 or any other welfare/subsidy. I'm not very familiar with the building (Jolie on Greenwich) in the below youtube video, but based on my preliminary research, your friend may like it very much:
The people in the Jolie video don't have run of the mill money, and the lowest prices start at $1.68 million.
The woman is Hannah Bronfman, the mixed race (B/W) Seagram heiress and her husband, Brendan Fallis.
In my next life, i want to come from a super rich family....
"Hannah Marcina Bronfman is an American DJ, social media influencer, and entrepreneur from Manhattan. She was a co-founder of Beautified, a now defunct mobile app for finding last-minute beauty services"
In my next life, i want to come from a super rich family....
"Hannah Marcina Bronfman is an American DJ, social media influencer, and entrepreneur from Manhattan. She was a co-founder of Beautified, a now defunct mobile app for finding last-minute beauty services"
I have a house and I do none of that. People come and do it for me and I pay them as needed.
You missed the "all by myself" part. I don't want to be solely financially responsible for all of that.
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