Condos of the Day: 543 Dean Street
After sitting on the market for six weeks, all four units at the brownstone condo conversion at 543 Dean Street in Prospect Heights were on the receiving end of a 5% price cut last Friday. The two biggest units, the lower duplex and the penthouse, are now listed at $1,095,000 and $1,095,000, respectively. The two…
After sitting on the market for six weeks, all four units at the brownstone condo conversion at 543 Dean Street in Prospect Heights were on the receiving end of a 5% price cut last Friday. The two biggest units, the lower duplex and the penthouse, are now listed at $1,095,000 and $1,095,000, respectively. The two floor-through units in the middle are $895,000 and $745,000. The design–clean, white-box modern–and build-out look to be fairly good quality, which begs the question of why these aren’t selling. After all, high $700s per foot isn’t unheard of in this neck of the woods. Could it be those three dreaded words, “A——- Y—- E—–?”
543 Dean Street [Street Easy] GMAP
These are way overpriced. This is anonprime block in Prospect Hgts not Park Slope. Lets wait and see how much they cut then by in the new year. I am betting at least another 20%.
Hey 3:14, I’d bet almost anything that’s it’s someone with a post grad education making all the funny comments. Sure they discovered boobs in middle school, but I bet they liked them more and more as time went on.
It’s past three o’clock, I guess the middle schoolers have logged on.
those are more like kennels than bedrooms. gross.
Boobs are never worthless.
Boobs can always be bought and sold
Boobs make the world go round.
No matter how you rationalize it, it is still a subdivided brownstone. The problem with cut-up brownstones, especially modest ones like this one, is that you always get that boarding house feel. You’re in a house, but there are little apartments on every floor. It is just not my preference. I am probably too sensitive.
I can see living in a cut-up house if it were really economical. but a million dollars? That seems unreasonable to me.
It seems like one would not get one’s money’s worth.
I’ve paid more than these prices for boobs, and all I can say is that these are not prime boobs.
These are still priced too high, even with the price cut. This is not a prime location. Plus, except for the Master BR and bath, all the spaces are cramped. Finishes are nice, but not worth an extra $120,000.
Boobs are definitely harder to finance now, in this economy.