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Buying home in Queens or Brooklyn

Abdul Rahaman
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Hello, I looking to buy a house in the next couple of months in Queens or Brooklyn County.I have a feel that properties are overpriced in these counties. Is it worth to buy house here and house hack in these counties. Does anyone have any areas to suggest I'll greatly appreciate.

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Keon Garraway
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Keon Garraway
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@Abdul Rahaman

I live in Laurelton queens. Prices are through the roof and I expect them to go up more when the city fully reopens from the lockdown.

I would advise anyone to buy now because prices aren’t going to go down unless there is a massive economic collapse. Nyc is going the way of Silicon Valley in terms of housing prices

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