326 Melrose Street #3A

695 ft²

$487 per ft²

3 rooms

1 bed

1 bath

Condo
Bushwick

Reported sale

Sold on 9/19/2009

Not yet verified by closing records

Listing by NYC New Construction

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Common charges

$222/mo

Estimated payment

$2,012/mo

Taxes

$26/mo

Tax abatement

421a expires in 2036

About

Description

326 Melrose is located in the artist enclave of BUSHWICK. If you haven't been to Bushwick, put it on your list to check it out. Off the MORGAN Stop L Train.

IT is an up and coming great investment area. It has a growing thriving ARTIST Community. For the same price you are paying for rent, you can own a beautiful new lofty condo 1BR.

Policies

Pets allowed
Cats and dogs allowed

Home features

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Building amenities

Services and facilities

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Wellness and recreation

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Shared outdoor space

Roof deck

About the building

326 Melrose Street

326 Melrose Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

Condo building inBushwick

8 units

4 stories

2008 built

For sale

0 available units for sale

For rent

0 available units for rent

Documents and permits

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Property history

Price change: No changes
Days on market: 74 days

Date	Price	Event
9/19/2009	$339,000	Sold by NYC New Construction
9/19/2009	$339,000	No longer available
7/7/2009	$339,000	Listed by NYC New Construction
7/23/2010	$285,590	Sold by aptsandlofts.com
1/8/2010	$299,000	No longer available

Past listing photos

7/23/2010

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Transit

Location	Distance
Lat Morgan Av	0.29 miles
Mat Central Av	0.37 miles
Lat Jefferson St	0.37 miles
Lat DeKalb Av	0.47 miles
JMZat Myrtle Av	0.57 miles

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About Bushwick

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Sales

Median asking price

1 bed

$599K

Rentals

Median asking base rent

1 bed

$3,200

Bushwick has seen a lot of change over the years. In the early 1900s, it was known for its thriving distilleries and breweries. After those industries declined, it experienced a long period of blight through the 1970s and 1980s. Now the neighborhood is seeing a renaissance, as artists pushed out of Williamsburg and elsewhere move in and raise property values. Bushwick offers unconventional living spaces: The housing market is full of converted lofts in old factories, sometimes with great access to outdoor space.

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