Just Sold in Brooklyn
FORT GREENE $180,000 191 Willoughby Street (above) Penthouse studio co-op, 400 square feet, with two exposures, panoramic views and separate office; University Towers building features doorman. Maintenance $349. Asking price $189,000, on market three months. Broker: Rodolfo Lucchese, The Corcoran Group. PROSPECT CROWN HEIGHTS $265,000 1520 Bedford Avenue One-bedroom, one-bath condo, 638 square feet, with…
FORT GREENE $180,000
191 Willoughby Street (above)
Penthouse studio co-op, 400 square feet, with two exposures, panoramic views and separate office; University Towers building features doorman. Maintenance $349. Asking price $189,000, on market three months. Broker: Rodolfo Lucchese, The Corcoran Group.
PROSPECT CROWN HEIGHTS $265,000
1520 Bedford Avenue
One-bedroom, one-bath condo, 638 square feet, with renovated windowed kitchen and bath, high ceilings and hardwood floors; building features roof deck, laundry and storage. Common charges $222, taxes $0 (15-year abatement). Asking price $265,000, on market one day. Broker: Alan Shaker, The Developers Group
Just Sold! [NY Post]
Photo by The City of New York fom Property Shark
NG..I agree ..is it the Toy Factory thatsn right off the bridge?..strange
While the prices at University Towers have certainly risen with the market (10 years they couldn’t give these apts away), they are still underpriced relative to much of Brooklyn. What does this bode for the luxury housing being built along Flatbush Ave nr the Manhattan Bridge? It’s always struck me as an unlikely location for high end apts.
aahh…i see. thx for the info.
lies, damned lies, and statistics
Anon 11:05
Probably because they just lowered the price to $265,000 to make the sale. Time on the market is measured from the day of the last listed price to the time of sale. So a property could linger for a year, have the price lowered and then finally sell and the official time on the market would be minimal. Just another way to lie with statistics.
Anon 11:05
Probably because they just lowered the price to $265,000 to make the sale. Time on the market is measured from the day of the last listed price to the time of sale. So a property could linger for a year, have the price lowered and then finally sell and the official time on the market would be minimal. Just another way to lie with statistics.
It won’t be long before Crown Heights is completely consumed by Prospect Heights. By then most of brownstone Brooklyn will be called “Manhattan East”.
For now, though, the line is Washington Avenue.
Some say Bedford is the border of PH, I think its Franklin.
how could the bedford ave condo be considered “prospect heights”? if that’s prospect heights, where’s crown heights?
How could the 1520 Bedford Avenue condo been on the market for a day. I saw those condos last summer.