This sunny 800 Square Foot One Bedroom Co-op Apartment is spacious and inviting and situated right on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene. Its three blocks for the famous Fort Greene Park and one block from Fort Greene’s Restaurant Row

Walk two blocks to the G Train. Six blocks to the C Train. 20 mins to Downtown Manhattan. 5 Mins to Downtown Brooklyn. Bus service – B38, B52 and B54. Pratt, St Josephs College, Metrotech and Long Island University all in walking distance!!

It has 7 Closets, that’s right 7!!

Formal dining area.

24 Hour Security.

Laundry Rooms on site.

Storage and Parking Available

Manhattan Views!!

If you can’t make it to the open house, feel free to call me, text me, or email me at the number or email address below.

The article mentions they based their conclusions on food and drink, accessibility, culture, infrastructure, and affordability based on their writers personal experiences.  Maybe not the most scientific method, but I won’t argue with their findings, though I would have ranked Clinton Hill Fort Greene as number one.

OPEN HOUSE
365 Clinton Ave, 7A, Brooklyn, NY
Price Reduced! – $299,000
Sunday September 18 – 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm

Spacious and well lit, this apartment has it all, a large living room and a bedroom that can easily accommodate a king sized bed.

There’s an additional room that can be used as a formal dining room, second bedroom or office; you choose. Parquet floors and large windows with fabulous views make this a comfortable and attractive home.

The kitchen has granite countertops, microwave and matching stove and refrigerator. The modern glass front cabinetry includes a wine rack.

The bathroom has a pedestal sink and rain water shower head. Five nice sized closets insure that you have plenty of storage space.

There’s a recently renovated laundry room on site and 24 hour security and maintenance staff. Storage and parking available.

If you can’t make it to the open house, feel free to call or text me at the number below or email me at the email address below.

This sunny 800 Square Foot One Bedroom Co-op Apartment is spacious and inviting and situated right on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene. Its three blocks for the famous Fort Greene Park and one block from Fort Greene’s Restaurant Row

Walk two blocks to the G Train. Six blocks to the C Train. 20 mins to Downtown Manhattan. 5 Mins to Downtown Brooklyn. Bus service – B38, B52 and B54. Pratt, St Josephs College, Metrotech and Long Island University all in walking distance!!

It has 7 Closets, that’s right 7!!

Formal dining area.

24 Hour Security.

Laundry Rooms on site.

Storage and Parking Available

Manhattan Views!!

If you can’t make it to the open house, feel free to call me, text me, or email me at the number or email address below.

his sunny 800 Square Foot One Bedroom Co-op Apartment is spacious and inviting and situated right on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene. Its three blocks for the famous Fort Greene Park and one block from Fort Greene’s Restaurant Row

Walk two blocks to the G Train. Six blocks to the C Train. 20 mins to Downtown Manhattan. 5 Mins to Downtown Brooklyn. Bus service – B38, B52 and B54. Pratt, St Josephs College, Metrotech and Long Island University all in walking distance!!

It has 7 Closets, that’s right 7!!

Formal dining area.

24 Hour Security.

Laundry Rooms on site.

Storage and Parking Available

Manhattan Views!!

If you can’t make it to the open house, feel free to call me at the number below to set up a showing or click here to email me.

Spacious and well lit, this apartment has it all, a large living room and a bedroom that can easily accommodate a king sized bed.

There’s an additional room that can be used as a formal dining room, second bedroom or office; you choose. Parquet floors and large windows with fabulous views make this a comfortable and attractive home.

The kitchen has granite countertops, microwave and matching stove and refrigerator. The modern glass front cabinetry includes a wine rack.

The bathroom has a pedestal sink and rain water shower head. Five nice sized closets insure that you have plenty of storage space.

There’s a recently renovated laundry room on site and 24 hour security and maintenance staff. Storage and parking available.

If you can’t make it to the open house, feel free to call me at the number below to set up a showing or click here to email me.

One bedroom, one bath Co-op Apartment

New Price – $299,000

7 Closets, that’s right 7!!

Formal dining area.
24 Hour Security.
Laundry Rooms on site.
Storage and Parking Available
Manhattan Views!!

Just 3 Blocks from the G Train. 6 Blocks from the C Train. 20 mins to Downtown Manhattan. 5 Mins to Downtown Brooklyn. Bus service – B38, B52 and B54. Pratt, St Josephs College, Metrotech and Long Island University all in walking distance!!

To see this apartment call, email or text me at the number or email address below.

“Really?”, you may be saying to yourself, and of course the next logical question (if you don’t already know the answer) is “What is BID?”

What is a BID?

In New York City the acronym “BID” stands for a Business Improvement District.  A Business Improvement District is an organization created by the The New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS) that is made up of local property owners and commercial tenants who are dedicated to promoting business development and improving the quality of life in the area the BID serves.

The BID provides additional street cleaning, security and various beautification projects such as new signature for local business funded by an assessment paid by the property owners and business in Bid area.

What Can You Learn From A BID

Since one of the main goals of a BID is to help local business improve their sales, BID websites are chocked full of information about the businesses in the area they serve as well as any special events that will be taking place there.

So, if you thinking about moving to my favorite Brooklyn neighborhoods of Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, or Bedford Stuyvesant, check out these BIDS:

The Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership (MARP) – Which covers the section of Myrtle Avenue that runs through Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.

The Fulton Area Business Alliance (FAB) – Which covers Fulton Street as it runs through Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.

Bed-Stuy Gateway – Covers a broad section of the neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant.

For information about other BIDs in Brooklyn or in any of the five boroughs of New York City, go to The NYC Department of Small Business Services website.

This Tall and majestic, co-op has terraces that allow you enjoy the great out of doors without leaving your apartment (technically), and breathtaking Manhattan views that rival any postcard.   You can purchase a studio apartment for as little as $165,000, a 1 bedroom from $275,000 to $329,000 (depending on renovation and so forth)  and a 2 bedroom for just under $400,000.

Here is a list of the other great features that makes Willoughby Walk an ideal place to call home:

1. 100% owner occupied.
2. Only 10% down required by the co-op!
3. Large windows bring a lot of light into the apartments.
4. This is a gated community with 24-Hour Security.
5. The Co-op is Pet Friendly.  Dogs and Cats are welcome.
6. Some apartments have terraces.
7. Some apartments have picture postcard Manhattan views.
8. The Co-op has great financials and cash reserves.
9. Brand new laundry facilities on campus.
10. Storage is available.
11. Parking is available (there’s a waiting list)

There’s nothing better than Willoughby Walk’s location.  Its steps away from The Pratt Institute’s Brooklyn Campus and St Josephs College.

All of the amenities that the Clinton Hill/Fort Greene area has to offer are in walking distance, Fort Greene Park, Myrtle and Dekalb Avenues, which are both lined with marvelous shops, restaurants and so much more.

There’s a quick commute into Manhattan from Willoughby Walk.  The  G train is a 10 min walk away and the C train is not much farther than that.  Several buses take you to downtown Brooklyn in no time.

You’ve seen all the pros listed above, and like most things in life, there are cons.  If you are looking for a large kitchen and want to seat a large number of people for dinner, then this coop may not be for you.  The kitchens tend to be on the smaller side and most apartments have no designated dining area to speak of.  However, if you rarely cook and don’t usually have a lot of sit down banquet style dinner parties, these cons are not deal breakers or you can simply renovate the apartment expanding the kitchen and creating a dining space.

If you are looking for a smart investment for your money then take a look at Willoughby walk.  If you are interested in viewing some apartments there, feel free to give me a call at the number below or email me by clicking here.  I look forward to working with you…

I love my quiet (OK basically quiet) Clinton Hill neighborhood and one of the things I fear will happen when the Barclay Center opens is that throngs of people will flood the neighborhood and the basic quiet will be gone. Traffic coming off the BQE is already a nightmare. Many a morning I hear the trucks barreling down Vanderbilt Avenue at 4:00 in the morning hitting every bump in the road making enough racket to wake the neighborhood (or at least those of us who are light sleepers).  I worry that the traffic will quadruple as Nets fans flood the area, ignoring logic and driving to the arena instead of taking the subway.

But this article in the Post about “Hurt Locker” star Anthony Mackie’s new bar makes me think that Clinton Hill, Fort Greene and Bed Stuy may be in for a lot of new upper scale restaurants, shops and stores, which means an influx of cash that can only help the economies of my favorite nabes.  So perhaps the Barclay Center’s opening won’t be so bad after all.