30-bayard.jpg 30 Bayard Street #10B
1419-sf, 3-bed, 2-bath
Original listing: $1,280,000, 10/27/08
Price as of 12/02/08: $1,195,000
Listed by Elliman

northfirst.jpg 66 North 1st Street #3B
1079-ft 1.5-bed, 2-bath
Original listing: $799,000, 11/28/08
Price as of 12/02/08: $775,000
Listed by Corcoran

360-furman-511.jpg 360 Furman Street #511
683-sf studio, 1-bath
Original listing: $795,000, 6/26/08
Price as of 12/02/08: $695,000
Listed by Stribling


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  1. I’ve been hearing so much of the “things will get interesting/prices will fall in a few months” chatter, but I’m not sure what it’s based on. I don’t have my head in the sand, and I realize what’s happening to the economy, but what looms on the horizon that is going to change the game even further?

    Outside of job losses and mounting pressure for developers to sell sell sell, or rent rent rent, there are also pieces in place to give home buyers a life – like 4.5 from Fannie and Freddie – that could counterbalance the downward trend and stabilize the situation somewhat.

    But if anybody knows anything that can point to $800k condos suddenly being available for $500k, please share.

    Cheers!