Brooklyn Sales: Under a Million
$250K or under: MARINE PARK 2260 Burnett Street #4L; Price=$165,000 GMAP This 2-bedroom co-op was listed for $185,000 in August, according to StreetEasy. Closed on 1/22/10; deed recorded on 2/2/10. $250-$500K Range: FORT GREENE 1 Hanson Place #32A; Price=$265,000 GMAP StreetEasy says this 371-sf studio was listed for what it sold for. Entered into contract…
$250K or under: MARINE PARK
2260 Burnett Street #4L; Price=$165,000 GMAP
This 2-bedroom co-op was listed for $185,000 in August, according to StreetEasy. Closed on 1/22/10; deed recorded on 2/2/10.
$250-$500K Range: FORT GREENE
1 Hanson Place #32A; Price=$265,000 GMAP
StreetEasy says this 371-sf studio was listed for what it sold for. Entered into contract on 12/3/09; closed on 12/28/09; deed recorded on 2/2/10.
$500-$750K Range: WILLIAMSBURG
110 Ainslie Street; Price=$675,000 GMAP
This 2-family house was listed for $779,000 this summer. Entered into contract on 11/13/09; closed on 12/29/09; deed recorded on 2/4/10.
$750K-$1 Million Range: WINDSOR TERRACE
711 Greenwood Avenue; Price=$859,000 GMAP
This 1,950-square-foot house took an unusually long time to close, if its deed is accurate. StreetEasy says it was listed for $879,000 this June. Entered into contract on 7/13/08; closed on 12/23/09; deed recorded on 1/29/10.
Williamsburg and Windsor Terrace photos from Property Shark; Marine Park from Google Maps.
benson but your old stomping grounds are pretty decent for both of those considerations. Why not get something there or at least towards midwood/bensonhurst? I totally understand your reasons for opting for condo/apt. over house though.
Kens;
Two considerations:
-my wife doesn’t drive, so I have to live in a walkable area.
-I work in White Plains.
Believe me, if it were up to me, I’d be thinking long and hard on this issue.
benson, yet you chose Park Slope over Marine Park. hmmmmm.
benson, you cant compare a 400k ppty with a 165k one. many might be able to afford 165k but 400k is not. if same price, you definitely correct. but 230k diff and due to affordability, marine park might be best alternative to folks with skinny income
I’m not so impressed with the Marine Park apartment.
I’d much rather live on the 4th floor of a “historical” $400K walk-up in Park Slope that has a railroad layout, has overflowing trash cans out front and one toilet.
Despite the lack of amentities and comfort, I would be happy knowing that my building might be written up on Brownstoner.
Hah hah
Thanks Benson.
Joe;
Good one!
Nice Nomi!
I’m going to stop patting you guys on the back now, it feels a little creepy…
That’s a high five joeingowanus!