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cuznjohn

cuznjohn

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back in the early 60's, we lived at 2127 second ave, east Harlem NY. right between 109 th and 110 th streets. my sister just sent me a link for the old apartment that we lived in. my mother and father always said the rent was very high @ 65.00 a month. but they went for the extra money because, dads parents lived two buildings down, and moms parents lived on 109 th street.
well the apartment is up for sale or rent. look at the pictures and the prices they are asking.

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2127-2nd-Ave-APT-3-New-York-NY-10029/2099334503_zpid/
 
:roflblack::roflblack: My eyes must be real tired.
i thought it read $4,288,989 for that apartment.
i need a nap:banghead::banghead::banghead:

 
my mothers parents owned a 3 story apartment house on 109th st. between 1st and 2nd avenues, the whole family lived in the building because there were 12 kids. when the parents died in 1962, the family sold the building and with all the money they got, 17 thousand dollars, they split the money 12 ways and ran with it. well here is the building now, and what they want for it

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/303-E-109th-St-APT-1-New-York-NY-10029/2100099834_zpid/
 
In 1982, I managed a cabinet shop on 130th street & Park Avenue, 5 blocks up from the 125th street Metro North station. The shop was 15,000 square feet, and the rent was $1.50 per square foot without electricity, although heat (sporadically) was included. I thought that was a princely sum at the time. It was a pretty sketchy neighborhood, as was 125th street in those days. Things have really changed since then. You gotta have some pretty big bucks to live up there now.
 
Crazy what things are going for these days... Wish I could have bought one back then the profit would be mind blowing:yikes:
 
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