925pacific.jpg 925 Pacific Street #401
1,125-sf, two-bed, two-bath
Original listing: $825,000, 5/2/07
Price as of 10/3/08: $698,000
Listed by Elliman

cherry_tn_copper.jpg 283 Washington #1
1,813-sf, two-bed, two-bath
Original listing: $1,150,000, 3/14/08
Price as of 10/3/08: $999,000
Listed by Brooklyn Properties

457atlantic.jpg457 Atlantic Avenue #2A
980-sf, two-bed, two-bath
Original listing: 8/27/07, $786,000
Price as of 10/3/08: $768,000
Listed by Halstead


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  1. The Pacific Street condo is really on the very far edge of Prospect Heights – and it’s right up alongside Atlantic Yards’ footprint… this place was never, ever worth the original $825K – even back in ‘the good old days.’
    Expect to see more price chops across-the-board, but this one was a long-time coming.

  2. Transposing 2 digits for a 2% drop on Atlantic Ave isn’t a serious reduction. Take 15% like the other 2 if you want to even approach bargain pricing. If I was a buyer, I’d hold on to cash and wait.

    Hey DOW8000SP800,
    Getting awfully close to your targets today.

  3. Mr. B, can you look for price cuts on houses too? I too think there are many more (and deeper) cuts to come, and sellers would be wise to sell sooner rather than later. It’s not going to get any better any time soon. I’m not one to panic and think the sky is falling, but I do think this recovery will take several years, if not longer (though of course, it will eventually happen)… But, as I know I remind people often, many many sellers will still be OK if they bought their property more than, say, 5 years ago. The main people to get hurt are the flippers/speculators/developers.

  4. All 3 places were way overpriced to begin with so these are not really bargains. More drastic reductions to come in the next few months. For example Atlantic Ave place will be a bargain when it drops to $625K in our opinion….