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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Julie VerardiPoster
- Buy & hold real estate investor. Designer & animator.
- Jersey City, NJ
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Lower East Side Vs. West Village for appreciation in home in NYC
Hi,
I've found two properties I really like and I can't decide which would appreciate faster/ better over time. One on the Lower East Side ( Suffolk and Rivington) or WV with is ( 6ave and Minetta Lane).
Pros and cons
WV:
Needs upgrades in kitchen and bathroom
Closer commute
More trains
Bigger apartment
Better light
More parks
LES:
High end renovations already
Maybe appreciate faster since alot of development is happening
Board seems to be more relaxed
Quieter street