It’s unclear if the new owner plans to raze or renovate the dilapidated structure.
Source: Inman News
‘Unlivable’ New York City ‘house of horrors’ sells for a cool $720K
Published in Agent, DCG Realty LLC, douglas elliman, Lifestyle, Listings, Michael Robinson, new york post, News Brief and W. Kenny Thongpanich
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