As expected, the $2 million asking price of 280 Hicks proved to be too high yesterday, as the historic but dilapidated Brooklyn Heights carriage house failed to sell at public auction. As far as the other seventeen properties that were up for auction are concerned, only nine ended up selling. The Public Adminstrator said that the properties that didn’t sell would be auctioned again in six months and the ones that again failed to sell would be opened up to brokers. Complete auction results on the jump.
280 Hicks Up For Auction [Brownstoner]

1. 105 East 53rd street – opening bid 400K – no bidders
2. 418 Macon St – OB 500K – sold at 540K
3. 544 Snediker Ave – OB 315K – no bidders
4. 541 Snediker – OB 290K – no bidders
5. 280 Hicks ST – OB 2M – no bidders
6. 25 Oliver St #2B – OB 180K – no bidders
7. 300 Parkville Ave – withdrawn
8. 1655 Flatbush Ave apt B508 – OB 110K – sold at 110K
9. 1488 Union St – OB 420K – sold at 540K
10. 455 Van Buren St – OB 340K – no bidders
11. 100 Remsen St apt 8E – OB 150K – sold at 150K
12. 130 Hicks St #6C – OB 160K – sold at 160K
13. 373 Grand Ave apt #2 – OB 50K – sold 155K
14. 72 Newport St – OB 320K – sold at 365K
15. 1427 35th St – withdrawn
16. 9 East 92nd St – OB 210K – sold at 210K
17. 2702 Ave Z – OB 615K – sold at 720K