Open House Picks Six Months Later: A Big Number in Bushwick
Three out of four sold ain’t bad. We’re surprised by the closing price of the Bushwick sale, which went over ask. Even for a freshly renovated property, which it was, $1,225,000 is a very high number for a house in this location, near the Halsey J train stop. As for the other sales, the most expensive and the…
Three out of four sold ain’t bad. We’re surprised by the closing price of the Bushwick sale, which went over ask. Even for a freshly renovated property, which it was, $1,225,000 is a very high number for a house in this location, near the Halsey J train stop.
As for the other sales, the most expensive and the least expensive homes on the list, Park Slope and Greenwood Heights, both sold for slightly under ask. South Slope is still available.
Evidently, the high asking prices we’ve been seeing for a while in the outer fringes of Bushwick are no longer just pie-in-the-sky but actually reflect the market.
Open House Picks 9/19/2014 [Brownstoner]
Why would anyone list a townhouse with Massey Knakel?
They seem to have several on the market ( Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, Crown Heights) that they cannot sell. They cannot market them properly, do not want to show on evenings or weekends and do not seem to want to co-broke with buyers agents. They should just stick to investors, developers and commercial and leave the residential to residential Brokers.