Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: Frame Houses and an Opulent Brownstone

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    This week Brownstoner readers were looking for some variety. The most popular listings including a mix of styles and materials — there were frame, brick and limestone houses and, of course, a classic Brooklyn brownstone made an appearance. There were rowhouses, standalones, a semi-detached house, a co-op and even a former liquor store.

    Bushwick and Park Slope were popular this week, with other listings scattered throughout the borough. House prices started at close to $1 million — the cheapest was a brick house in Crown Heights at $975,000 and the most expensive was a Park Slope townhouse at $6.65 million.

    Which would you choose?

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