In my comparisons, I had actually put them into an excel spreadsheet and color coded the cells green or red based on their answers.

This brand is Savannah, and its a 10mm Handsculpted Laminate with a 2mm attached pad, the color is Sable Brown

You are, however, closer to JC Heights and, if you're farther east in Union City (closer to New York City) in that area you have really easy walking access to Hoboken.Anywhere on the eastern border of UC (Palisade or Park) is expensive, though usually quite nice, because (some) of those buildings have views of Manhattan and are right on the bus line.It's really very much block by block.

But we love the housing stock and architectural details that come with it, with the right care/attention they make solid investments...they certainly do not build them like they use to.The area you highlighted is really block by block and has also been changing demographically in recent years (less desirable lower income in my opinion).  

It is hard to say which of those are going to work better for you, the only way to know is to try each and track the responses that you get.I would venture to guess that color would do better than black and white though.

Also, is the owner set on selling all 200 at once or will he sell in blocks?

I love that dress at the end (such a great color on you) and your lighter hair color is gorgeous and really brings out the blue in your eyes.

I live here so I have a vested interest and may have some rose colored glasses, however have seen the changes first hand over the years and we are light years ahead of even 10 years ago.Off the top of my head I think each floor has ~ 5800 sq ft to lease with varying office suite layouts.  

Maybe I got lucky that at that particular time on the next block new homes were being built that sold for $150,000.00.

There is a 8-ft. tall cinder block wall with vines between our home and the Victorian home.