The space is 800 square feet and the maintenance is about 400 a month. I am not sure if this is too expensive for a one bedroom.
Co-op too expensive?
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Co-op too expensive?
by LostNewYorker » Mon Sep 02, 2002 7:08 pm
Hello, I recently moved to NYC and currently living with a friend. I recently found a one bedroom co-op selling for 215K in manhattan on the east side close to seward park high school.
The space is 800 square feet and the maintenance is about 400 a month. I am not sure if this is too expensive for a one bedroom.
The space is 800 square feet and the maintenance is about 400 a month. I am not sure if this is too expensive for a one bedroom.
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Re: Co-op too expensive?
by LostNewYorker » Tue Sep 03, 2002 10:56 am
Yes there is a doorman, laundry room and a gym
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Re: Co-op too expensive?
by MikeW » Fri Sep 06, 2002 3:13 pm
I don't know about the neighborhood (LES), but we have ~800 sqft apartments in my building going for $425K with much higher maintenance.
This sounds like a pretty good deal.
This sounds like a pretty good deal.
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Re: Co-op too expensive?
by Cranky Tenant » Sat Sep 07, 2002 2:27 pm
Quite honestly I think you'd be hard pressed to find anything in Manhattan for under $200,000 unless it's a very tiny studio.
The real question is how convenient is the Lower East Side and how much do you like the neighborhood?
The real question is how convenient is the Lower East Side and how much do you like the neighborhood?
I'm a cranky tenant NOT a cranky lawyer.
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