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FSBO Update: Reduced Price & Open House in Clinton Hill

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The owners of the FSBO in Clinton Hill sent us word that they've dropped their price and are hosting an Open House this Sunday, 3/8. They've also sent us some additional pictures...

 
 

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The price has been reduced from $495,000 to $475,000. You can see the full listing and lots more photographs and a floorplan on our original post: FSBO: Clinton Hill One Bedroom 430 Clinton Avenue, 4D.

OPEN HOUSE:
Sunday, March 8th
12:30 - 2:00
430 Clinton Avenue, 4D
Brooklyn, New York

(Images: Michael Fine)

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Maybe if they listed w/ a realtor, they'd have a shot at getting some offers...

posted by bepsf on March 6th 2009 at 4:50pm
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I appreciate that they haven't listed with a realtor, and it makes me more interested actually. Their pictures are much better then what 99% of realtors would provide, and you can place your own ad with the NY times for less then 6%.

posted by DKinNY on March 6th 2009 at 5:13pm
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What a great space. I absolutely love high rise living. I do hope they are able to find a buyer....

posted by MochaCaliGirl on March 6th 2009 at 6:11pm
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I'm with you, DKinNY. I'm much more interested in FSBOs than listings through large agencies. Realtors... I don't trust them.

It's a nice apartment. Good luck to the sellers.

posted by Vanessa in New York on March 6th 2009 at 8:31pm
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i just bought an new empty apartment, and I need lots of rugs. Are the (faux?) animal skin rugs like the zebra on in the picture legit? I haven't seen them in any stores around here in North Carolina so I'm not see what they feel and look like up close. Any comments? Should I just avoid them?

posted by emptyapartment on March 7th 2009 at 12:09pm
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