A Couple of Sales at 90 8th Avenue
90 8th Avenue, one of the premier co-op buildings in Park Slope, has had two apartments change hands in the last month. On August 25th, Apartment 6B sold for $1,300,000; the 1,860-square-foot three-bedroom originally was listed for $1,395,000 in June and was in contract by the end of July. A week later, Apartment 2A, a…
90 8th Avenue, one of the premier co-op buildings in Park Slope, has had two apartments change hands in the last month. On August 25th, Apartment 6B sold for $1,300,000; the 1,860-square-foot three-bedroom originally was listed for $1,395,000 in June and was in contract by the end of July. A week later, Apartment 2A, a two-bedroom that was Co-op of the Day back in February, closed for $725,000, 12 percent less than its original asking price. GMAP
4B had the same layout as 6B — even had bookshelves in the dining room. It had a more “modern” look to the decor (or at least was staged that way). I don’t know if the kitchens/bathrooms in 4B were comparable or not.
4B sold in July 08 for 1.5: indicating peak to today drop of about 15%, if apts are comparable.
7A sold in Aug 07 for 600.
Lots of appreciation in that last year of the bubble…
Good full service building in a great location. 6B looks like a great apartment but too much $$ for me. 2A has a weird layout.
that’s about 700/foot, and if I remember right there was high maintenance. if it’s 1000 too high, that’s worth about 300K. that would make it 860 a foot, still a good deal. sounds pretty fair to me.
a lot of commenters in original 2A thread found price “ridiculous” but looks to have been right on. here’s how you want to price things today — high enough to allow people to offer 15-20% off and negotiate to a final 10-15% off number. 6B got an even better number. that’s my feeling anyway
what does premier mean?