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
Boobs will be worth more once the ecomony tanks
Boobs will be worthless once AY is built.
You’re funny, 2:13. You might try catching up on the goings-on in the economy before making any bold pronouncements.
I actually think these are done very nicely and smartly considering the space they had to work with. don’t think those prices are reasonable however. Seems like there is no difference between condo prices these days – you can be in any neighborhood in brooklyn and they’re priced the same. Seems to me a floorthrough in Prospect Heights shouldn’t cost the same as one in Cobble Hill.
Im not a seller 2:02 just in the real estate business, builder and seller, I buy brownstones and convert them. Yes I am a man and Im not stressed out two of my locations in Park Slope already sold in 6 weeks my new project in Carrol Gardens won’t be finished for another 4 weeks and if I really new you I would bet you cash that they sell within 60 days. Thier are a ton of buyers out thier, if u wait too long. If people have money and good credit thier is no problem getting a mortgae. This sub prime thing is all person who should of never gotten mortgages in the 1st place, it was all corporate greed. You see Im not greedy and price accordingly and in this market in Bklyn, manhattan your always a winner if your smart. Its good to wait to see what the market might bring before you buy, but don’t wait too long, it may be creep up on u within the next 2 mos and bam, the market comes back strong.
How much will they get as rentals?
“(a woman wouldn’t call someone a boob)”
Why not, exactly?
It’s a lot of money for that beige, green and maroon facade job on a non-prime block in a non-prime neighborhood.
1:47 sounds like an owner/broker who’s getting a little stressed out carrying these and watching prices shrink all around him (a woman wouldn’t call someone a boob).
Let’s face it. This isn’t a prime location, the layout is awkward, and the second bedrooms stink. $700 per square foot is VERY OPTIMISTIC.
If I am a buyer a wait another two months and start sending offers that are 10-20% below asking and bet that they accept.