A $600 one-bedroom condominium within the stylish Greenpoint part of Brooklyn could be a discount, however one unit that’s being marketed on Craigslist comes with fairly a catch — it’s on a sailboat, and it comes with no bathe or wifi.
“Sailboat for hire,” reads the itemizing.
“Appropriate for one. $600 per thirty days. Has rest room, taps, solar energy, range and heater.”
Anybody seeking to bathe themselves every day must discover a inventive answer, in accordance with the Craiglist supply.
“No bathe, most typical answer is a membership at a close-by fitness center,” the itemizing reads.
“No wifi, can use a cellular hotspot. 5 minute stroll to 7 prepare. Minimal keep is 3 months or longer.”
The common hire for a one-bedroom condominium in Greenpoint is $4,000 — a 70% enhance from a 12 months in the past, in accordance with the market analysis agency Zumper.
Simply throughout the East River, rental costs in Manhattan lately blew previous $5,000 a month.
As of noontime on Friday, nonetheless, the put up was nonetheless energetic on Craigslist, that means that it has but to be snapped up.

The web itemizing contains photographs of what seems to be a cramped dwelling house on board the vessel.
In October of final 12 months, the native information website Greenpointers wrote a function about an artist who lived on a sailboat that was docked in Newtown Creek.



After he misplaced his job initially of the pandemic, he discovered a list on Craigslist for a one-bedroom sailboat in Greenpoint, the hipster-friendly space sandwiched between uber-trendy Williamsburg and Lengthy Island Metropolis.
Within the article, Jaime, 34, describes how he showers at an area fitness center, has to pull gallons of water that he took from a close-by fireplace hydrant, and lives with out an air conditioner. It’s unclear if his boat is similar one being provided up for hire on Craigslist.
Jaime additionally says that when massive tugboats and barges sail by way of the creek, they generate waves that rock his dwelling house forwards and backwards as if he have been experiencing an earthquake.

