Foreclosures for Sale in New York, NY

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Welcome to 1125 Lorimer Street, Unit 2J, a bright and exceptionally well-laid-out studio in the heart of Greenpoint. Offering a level of separation rarely found in a studio, the home features a defined sleeping area, distinct living and dining spaces, a spacious kitchen that flows naturally into the apartment, hardwood floors, and great natural light. 1125 Lorimer Street is a 60-unit co-op situated in Greenpoint's historic district. Building amenities include a live-in part-time super, bike room, central laundry, landscaped common courtyard, and optional storage. Current monthly assessments are $89 and $53. Located at Lorimer and Noble Streets, the apartment is just two blocks from the Gree

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"Coming soon to North Shore of Staten Island. A freshly renovated 3 bedroom 3 bathroom home with a finished basement and off street parking"

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Apartment 4F at 6702 Ridge Boulevard is a bright, move in ready one bedroom, one bath co-op with a recently renovated kitchen, herringbone oak floors and a view of the Downtown Brooklyn skyline, in a 1936 Art Deco elevator building with a fitness center and a live in super. The low maintenance of $736 covers heat, hot water and real estate taxes, there is no flip tax and no assessment! The front door opens into a foyer, and a long hallway with chair rail mouldings runs past the kitchen and bathroom to the bedroom at the far end. To the left of the foyer, the large living room is just over 12 by 18 feet, with two windows, a ceiling fan, baseboard mouldings, a closet and a pass through to

Foreclosure in New York, NY:

Ocean Parkway was laid out as a boulevard and 1170 sits on the loveliest stretch of it: traffic pushed to the middle and out of your life, and between you and it a wide planted mall of grand trees and the 1894 bicycle path, the country's oldest. Upstairs, the door opens into a real foyer, and 8J gives you its best moment all at once: tall windows across the living room, sky wide open above the treetops, and the Verrazzano sitting quietly on the horizon. A full mirrored wall opposite sends that light back at you twice, and late afternoon the room turns gold. The view carries west over the low open ground of Washington Cemetery, so nothing is built up in front of you and nothing ever will be.