Harlem is a Pie

Nooooo! Looks like LID's dream of owning an entire brownstone in New York City is fading away. As Brownstoner notes, more and more brownstones (in this case, Harlem's) are being sliced up into multiple condo units. Not that I can afford New York City living anyway.

I did look at some brownstone-style townhomes in the nearby suburb of Westland, MI, but they had way less square feet of space than advertised, and only a one car garage. In Detroit. Where the average household owns more cars than anywhere else in the country. Plus there was a nasty view of some rather unattractive apartments from the back. However, they were nice on the inside and outside, even offering the "stoop" front steps/porch common to NYC townhomes. A few representative units of this complex are here and here, as listed on realtor.com.