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Whoever owns those units don’t seem too desperate to sell. The asking prices on those units are still very near the top of the market in terms of $/square foot, yet the finishes are just a step above ordinary. The neighborhood isn’t that great either. Lots of construction around and kinda desolate at times.

Thanks fellas! Appreciate all the responses and I think after digging a little more into this, although I would enjoy the pretty views from the unit and the lovely board walk, I think I will have to take a pass on this. If the fees are a 100 bucks or something that’s one thing but if they want to milk 500+ all the time, that would be $30k in 5 years and a rip off for sure.

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The fireworks were being set off from inside boxes or crates, I couldn’t really tell because I was watching from my window

For whatever it is worth to the OP, the $250k number cited above is completely inaccurate. While there may have been recent assessments, and there may be assessments levied in the near future, nothing close to that number has ever been assessed or is being contemplated. It is a totally unfeasible number. Think about it - how many unit owners could even come close to affording that? And an assessment that no one can pay is worthless.

Bombay vada house has vada pav which is basically a samosa sandwich. That’s a good one

Also, Trader Joe’s and prime market both have frozen Indian flavored veggie burgers which are dynamite.

I saw the fireworks. It was definitely downtown…around the intersection of Marin and Bay Street.

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Do you need a good one?

Not me but this one is good http://photoieva.com/

Someone was shooting them off at a construction. Was walking by. Will post the video

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Local wedding photographer and videographer here! I shot you a DM.

Big W

Marty’s in the Heights has the best Impossible burger for the price in the area IMO.

Backfiring or busting?

Assessment fees are a red flag.

Beautiful homes, poorly built, annual assessments. A friend-of-a friend’s was assessed $250,000. It’s ongoing as plumbing is being completely replaced. We would do well to rent there (it’s cheap) and save up for a better situations. As others have mentioned. The storms, the river, the poor construction quality, etc.

#BuyerBeware

Rents dropped $1.

I love that place...it's SO pretty and affordable and parking and...well it seem like heaven. That's until you dig deeper into the age of the buildings, the damage from Sandy, the possibility of it happening again, the proximity to the angry Hudson River in the wrath of Mother Nature who hates us (and for good reason). The flood insurance will only go up and up, the buildings take a huge beating from the waterfront location and the apartments are mostly pretty old and need updating. I'd rent there for sure, but purchase? Money pit for sure.

Sorry guys, my b. Got too excited after getting a sweet parking spot.

My first thought was this dude is 💯 tryin to slay. Right?

Thank you for the rec! I have reached out to her

Pre Covid, it was like $150/month. Not sure if it changed

Boxes? Who set them off?

Saw it from my place. It was in the empty lot next to Hudson Hall in front of 150 bay.