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park slope

Started by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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we are thinking of buying a home in park slope ? do you think its a decemt investment
Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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In North Slope it is, don't go below 8th Street and don't go west of 5th Avenue!

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Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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so 7th ave is a no no on carrol street? i heard its great

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Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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why not 6th street

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Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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full of middle aged lesbians with adopted gender issue kids.

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Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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Are you people retarded, if you don't go below 8th Street then both Carroll Street and 6th Street are in the target area.. Retards. Let me be more specific for the idiots. Anything is the following area is good. Anything within these borders 5 Ave to PPW and Flatbush Ave to 8th Street

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Response by anonymous
over 19 years ago
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a good area. but what do you do with the old lesbians. what about if you have small kids and they witness two lesbians kissing. is that a factor if you want to resell the property.

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Response by JohnnyK
over 18 years ago
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Don't buy anything that has been built in the last 5 to 10 years. Especially by developers - Boymelgreen or Katan and Architects Henry Radusky and Scarranno. They use substandard material, labor and cheat at every chance they get. Just do your research. You will find that every one who bought anything built by these clowns in the last 10 years is now left with huge and expensive problems. In fact they are being sued by by just about everyone.

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Response by anonymous
over 18 years ago

I believe Park Slope might have seen its appreciation already. If you buy I would think of it as pride of ownership/enforced savings/tax breaks and so on. Not as something that will appreciate a lot each year. It's not a bad place to live but you specifically asked about investment so am answering "No" from that perspective; but would not rule it out as a good place to live.

Also agree with JohnnyK on the new dev. issue.

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Response by gumby
over 18 years ago
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Member since: Jan 2008

you retards look at the date of the people you are responding to.

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