134 St. Marks Place Sells Out
As of three weeks ago, the nine-unit Scarano building at 134 St. Marks Place in the North Slope is officially sold out, after almost three years of sales, according to StreetEasy. (The listings site shows one unit still in contract, but also recorded that the unit sold back in February.) The studio, one- and two-bedrooms…
As of three weeks ago, the nine-unit Scarano building at 134 St. Marks Place in the North Slope is officially sold out, after almost three years of sales, according to StreetEasy. (The listings site shows one unit still in contract, but also recorded that the unit sold back in February.) The studio, one- and two-bedrooms were priced from $420,000 to $795,000 after the listings were previously yanked. A one-bedroom was listed in 2007 for $640,000, repriced at $550,000 and then sold this April at $485,000.
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as far as scaranos go I’d say that one is fairly muted, and nice-er, anyway…
BHO,
You don’t know about prices at all. Studios have NEVER sold in Park Slope (especially this part of Park Slope) for 485k.
You are really out of the pricing loop. Studios in the best part of Park Slope sell for about 300K.
Even 1 bedrooms up closer to the park sell for about 400K.
485K is a large pricetag for a 1 bedroom in this neighborhood.
I would not get too excited here. As reported on this very blog, although they are housed under a common roof, 134 St. Marks and 136 St. Marks are are separate and distinct condos.
Translation = Only half way done.
“I honestly thought there would have been more severe price cuts.”
Oh there will be on resales!
***Bid half off peak comps***
Interiors weren’t bad here, but the apartments did seem too expensive for what you were getting. I honestly thought there would have been more severe price cuts. Oh well, good for them!
great location, ugly exterior.
Well if sure FEELS cheap to the developer/lender. So now you can get a 1BR for the original price [and construction loan proportion] of a studio. How’s this fine?
***Bid half off peak comps***
$485,000 does not sound cheap to me for a small 1 bedroom between 4th and 5th Avenues.
Sounds as though they did just fine, even if it did take ’em a while…