Life Led Them to Brooklyn, but to Which Two-Bedroom Condo?
The New York Times••business
Key Points:
- Paul and Amy Silverman, who retired to Asheville, N.C. in 2012, decided to move after Amy developed macular degeneration, which made living in Asheville difficult due to her limited vision and inability to drive.
- Their Asheville home, with scenic views and outdoor amenities, sold for $1.84 million as they sought to relocate closer to their children in New York.
- The Silvermans aimed to buy a relatively new two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in Brooklyn for up to $2 million, prioritizing natural light, private outdoor space, proximity to subways, and access to a gym and communal areas.
- They focused on buildings in Downtown Brooklyn that offered amenities such as common spaces, modern kitchens,
