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8.04.2011brooklyn real estate
I dreamed last night that we bought the building next door for $6050. My landlady thought that was exorbitant, but I said, yes, we'll offer the asking price. She was surprised. We got it immediately. No bidding war either. It was three floors, but only 700 square feet, because they removed the upper floors, and installed many narrow three-floor-high windows, giving the place a spacious feel. All I could think was, we need to buy a ladder, because I will need to make curtains pretty quickly. Chiffon sheers. White maybe. There was also a back patio, with a river, populated with friendly happy boaters, cutting diagonally across the back.
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