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We Buy Brooklyn Houses Fast. Any Condition, Any Location, any Price Range.
Selling a home in today’s market is a real headache. Selling your Brooklyn home can take months, and if the property is in less-than-ideal condition, forget about it.
At Five Boro Homes, we buy houses quickly and with cash up-front. No waiting on realtors and financing companies dragging their feet while racking up huge fees and commissions. We guarantee a quick sale, putting money in your pocket in as little as one week.
We are not realtors. We don’t take any commission or add any fees. We buy New York real estate direct, making the process of selling your home as quick and straightforward as it can be. In only one year, we’ve helped over 50 people and their families get a fair price for their home with no hassle. We have the resources and the funds to buy Brooklyn real estate without involving slow and expensive third-parties.
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We have one mission: to help you get a fair price for your property in any situation. We want to close quickly so you can move on to the next chapter of your life.
No matter what your situation is, Five Boro homes is here to help you move out of your home and on with your life. We have an outstanding reputation as Brooklyn’s premier real estate buyers, and we are standing by to assist you.
Worried your home is too ugly for the market? Too damaged? Too dirty? We buy houses as-is. Don’t make any repairs, don’t paint, don’t even clean the place. We take care of everything.
We buy Brooklyn houses in the simplest way possible. Our real estate experts can close deals in the minimum amount of time. We’ve refined our home buying process to be as streamlined as possible. Here’s all we need from you:
If you are looking to sell your home fast, just pick up the phone and dial 516-870-4462 or fill out our online form below for a zero-obligation offer. We will visit your property and make you a deal within 24 hours. If you decide to go the traditional route, no problem. All you’ve lost is a few moments of your time.
Do you want to skip the stress, hassle, and expenses of selling your Brooklyn home? Get your cash offer today.
While you live in your home, the neighborhood around your home matters, a charming community is the dream of every homeowner. Did you know that in Brooklyn there are over 30 neighborhoods? Where exactly one chooses to live in Brooklyn is determined by personal preferences. However, a guide through the borough will be useful.
This section of Brooklyn has attracted many professionals. It is an excellent place to live with your children. Safety is boasted as higher than other boroughs around. Park Slope also boasts excelling schools, both public and private. The neighborhood has many restaurants lined on the 5th, 6th, and 7th streets. The neighbors comprise of young artists, musicians, film producers, and other professionals. The place is such that toddlers, as well as teenagers, have company to interact.
Bay Ridge is another unique neighborhood in Brooklyn. Far from Manhattan, the place has the feeling of a small town. The streets in Verrazano- Narrows Bridge have attached and detached homes. It is an ever thriving and diversified neighborhood with shopping malls and restaurants. The neighbors are married people in their 30s with children. Outdoor spaces and proximity to the water give the dwellers daily treat.
A North 7th Street divides the two neighborhoods. They are surrounded by Newtown Creek northwards, Queens eastwards, Flushing and Kent Avenues southwards, and westwards by the East River. The two communities are rich in history and geographical features. Williamsburg, for instance, was highly inhabited before World War II. It experienced problems during the war and became a haven for Jewish refugees. Recently, there has been a rapid industrial development which has attracted many professionals. Greenpoint has changed from the farmland that it was in the past to become an industrial area with glassworks, pottery, and printing.
A thriving arts community is found in Clinton Hill, thanks to the Pratt Institute. A nice place to consider is the Wallabout. It is a section of the neighborhood where the federal government established the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The industrial park spanning between Flushing and Park Avenues is a source of opportunities for ambitious individuals.
Bushwick is known as the two square mile area for pioneers. It is ideal for single professionals who want to live in an evolving neighborhood. The transition in the city comes at a time when it was almost a forgotten community.
The Fort Greene area is a famous neighborhood bordering the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Nassau Street, Flatbush Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, and Vanderbilt Avenue. The city is the busiest shopping location mixed with small retailers and chain stores.
The Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass is a vibrant neighborhood. One can find warehouses, condominiums, and art galleries. The location on its own is an attractive feature that draws many to this side of Brooklyn.
