There was a time when barely a week went by on this blog without mention of 35 Underhill, the Prospect Heights development that had the distinction back in 2005 of being one of the highest-profile examples of Scarano’s aggressive interpretation of zoning law. That’s ancient history now, and folks who originally bought at the Prospect Heights building when it launched are probably quite pleased with their investment, given how much Washington and nearby Vanderbilt Avenues have evolved since. This particular three-bedroom last traded for $762,669 in 2008. It’s now back on the market asking $879,000. Does the location merit a 15 percent price rise in four years? It just might.
35 Underhill Avenue, #A3C [New Bedford Management] GMAP P*Shark


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