1. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $6,096,194 (eventually: $8,495,000?)
360 Furman Street #1216; #1130; #1128 GMAP
Far as we can tell, three sales recorded last week at One Brooklyn Bridge Park account for the majority of the record-breaking deal in the building. The sales add up to a little more than $6 million and were all purchased by the same LLC; no other purchases were recorded in public records last week for that specific buyer. What we’ve got so far is the biggest piece of the puzzle, unit 1216, which closed for $4,232,267 including a parking spot. Units #1128 and #1130 closed for a little under $2 million together and came with two more parking spots. According to 1BBP’s amended condo declaration, #1216 is 4,252 square feet and has an 826-square-foot terrace. Entered into contract on 1/15/10; closed on 1/21/10; deed recorded on 2/1/10.

2. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,189,237
360 Furman Street #208 GMAP
What a week for 1BBP! This sale had nothing to do with the one above, but it was a still a biggie. According to the condo declaration, this second-floor spread is a 2,734-square-foot three-bedroom. Entered into contract on 12/15/09; closed on 1/21/10; deed recorded on 2/2/10.

3. PROSPECT HEIGHTS $1,915,750
170 St. Marks Avenue GMAP
This 2-family brownstone originally hit the market in April of last year asking $2,300,000, according to StreetEasy. The price was reduced a few times until it was asking $1,910,000 in December. Ad said: “Beautiful 20 foot wide 4000 square feet multi unit Greek Revival Brownstone in Prospect Heights.” Entered into contract on 1/19/10; closed on 1/19/10; deed recorded on 2/3/10.

4. BAY RIDGE $1,700,000
22 80th Street GMAP
This is a 2,467-sf single-family, according to Property Shark. Entered into contract on 12/2/09; closed on 1/19/10; deed recorded on 2/2/10.

5. FORT GREENE $1,320,000
130 South Oxford Street GMAP
When this brick townhouse was a HOTD in June, it was listed for $1,550,000. Reader widget guess=$1,141,147. Entered into contract on 1/10/10; closed on 1/27/10; deed recorded on 2/3/10.