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March 8, 2007
Just Sold In Brooklyn
CARROLL GARDENS $715,000
505 Court Street
Prewar two-bedroom, one-bath condo, 1,136 square feet, with high ceilings, renovated bath and hardwood floors; building features 24-hour doorman, garden, laundry and live-in super. Common charges $786, taxes $32.75. Asking price $720,000, on market 11 weeks. Brokers: Don Jones, Bellmarc and Rafa Maciejak, The Corcoran Group.
DITMAS PARK $996,000
1416 Ditmas Avenue
Renovated prewar two-family house on a 4,000-square-foot lot, with five-bedroom, two-bath duplex with dining room, foyer, Jacuzzi, enclosed porch, rear deck and private yard under studio with new kitchen, new bath and attic storage; home features finished basement, parquet floors and two-car garage. Taxes $3,500. Asking price $1,050,000, on market four months. Broker: Alexandra Reddish, Mary Kay Gallagher Real Estate. Property listing here.
Just Sold! [NY Post]
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Are the Court St. Lofts selling well? Those common charges seem really high.
Posted by: Ms. Brooklyn at March 8, 2007 10:52 AM
The one I didn't understand was today's NYTimes sold---158 Montague St.
$1.295M condo in newly constructed doorman bldg.
As far as I know there is no new bldg. at that site not even an old doorman bldg.
At 182 Montague is newer bldg, doorman but believe it is rental bldg.
Any Brooklyn Hts people know what this is?
Posted by: Anonymous at March 8, 2007 11:00 AM
Re: 505 Court:
I think the maintenance is average for a doorman building but the website incorrectly listed the taxes. I think they are in the $300 range and not $32 as listed. It used to be a rental so there are no 421-a tax abatements. Sales are slow.
Posted by: Anonymous at March 8, 2007 11:16 AM
Court St. Lofts are a huge smelly pile o' crap. Had a deposit there a year ago when they were first offered (11 weeks on market … riiiight) and asked for a refund after I read the plan.
Look on Curbed and this site for all the issues (crappy workmanship, issues with renters that refuse to leave from the conversion, noise, etc.)
Posted by: berto at March 8, 2007 7:25 PM
I bought into the 505 Court and have been there for about 3 months. It's fine enough - no frills, more affordable than the rest of the hyped up product out there. The animosity stirred up in the conversion seems to have stemmed from the impatient and greedy developer. The people who remain are very pleasant. 505 took a dumping from the blogs but I think a lot was fueled by former tenants.
Posted by: Anonymous at March 9, 2007 3:33 PM
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