380 Degraw In Contract, Blue Rooms and All
We gave the owners of 380 Degraw Street in Cobble Hill a lot of grief for their choice in paint color, but it looks like it didn’t stand in the way of finding a buyer: According to the BHS website, the $2,645,000 listing is now in contract. Any little birdies out there know the final…
We gave the owners of 380 Degraw Street in Cobble Hill a lot of grief for their choice in paint color, but it looks like it didn’t stand in the way of finding a buyer: According to the BHS website, the $2,645,000 listing is now in contract. Any little birdies out there know the final price? (BTW, the photo above predates the new cornice that the owner added before putting the house on the market.)
380 Degraw Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
House of the Day: 380 Degraw Street [Brownstoner]
Photo by Kate Leonova for Property Shark
Just because you live near this house doesn’t mean YOUR house is worth the same money they got. Maybe brownstoner could start a HOT OR NOT sort of page on this site and we could rate your home for you.
i’m curious, why can’t it last? you don’t think carroll gardens is a nice place to live? you don’t think it is better than it was 10 years ago? to just say you can’t believe it makes no sense. carroll gardens and these other neighborhoods are terrific places to live in arguably the best city in the country. when it costs a million for a place in dc, why shouldn’t it cost 2 for something in new york city?
and should the market falter, you’re left sitting on a 1.5 million dollar house instead of 2.5 million. and thats assuming a hurricane, terrorist attack and the plague within the same year.
1.5 million is still a ton of money.
the wealthy are just getting wealthier.
that isn’t changing anytime soon, so i doubt your house price will either.
I’m not a “hopefully bubble burster”, just shocked to find myself living in a house that, by these standards, is now worth between 2.5 and 3 million. Frankly, almost makes me want to sell but where would we go? Six short years ago, I thought no one would ever want to spend a million dollars to live in Carroll Gardens. Two million for a townhouse seemed ridiculous. And now you are telling me that people want to spend 2.5 or more. Sorry, it’s just hard for us to believe this can last. I’m definitely not counting on it.
price in that area will go to 3 million plus. Just watch, if you ask me why, I do not know.
the house did indeed go into contract for over the asking price.
sorry to burst your bubble…you…hopeful bubble bursters…
price in that area will go to 3 million plus. Just watch, if you ask me why, I do not know.
price in that area will go to 3 million plus. Just watch, if you ask me why, I do not know.
posters here have no clue at all about prices. most everything they say is wrong.
I have heard that this house is in contract for over ask and there were several such offers. So regardless of what people here think and write the market speaks for itself (thankfully!)