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55 Berry is positively old-school when it comes to the condo-ization of Williamsburg—some listings at the converted knitting factory came on the market as long ago as late 2005. This particular 1,168-square-foot loft on the fifth floor has been kicking around since then, with its asking price getting as high as $930,000 in early 2006 before selling somewhere south of that in 2007. Halstead got the listing for the resale last month and just trimmed the asking price last week to $839,000. We love this kind of large-windowed, high-ceilinged space. Bachelor paradise.
55 Berry Street, #5D [Halstead] GMAP P*Shark
Building photo from Curbed



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  1. Horribly overpriced. For $820,000, I could buy a real 2 bedroom, 25% larger, at the Gretsch. No wonder they have difficulties. It’s also a less desirable long and narrow layout with windows on one end. You could come from Manhattan with a large downpayment, want to live in Williamsburg, and yet know how to compare listings.

  2. if you got Manhattan ppty to trade in, this price is cheap and easy to rationalize. I suspect that’s why Dumbo is able to sell so many of those loft units at lofty prices – ie if one sells pad in tribeca before buying in dumbo, dumbo prices are dirty cheap. I suspect that’s what’s going to happen to this one – sells close to ask.

  3. @ $650 psf, it’s $759,200. apparently no central air, so points off for that. great location, so add back a couple of points. not a real 2 bedroom, points off again. pics look nice though.

  4. – Currently set up as a one bedroom, this space can be easily converted to a one bedroom plus home office.

    NO!!
    Currently set up as a STUDIO with a home office that’s being used as a windowless bedroom, can be converted to a legal one-bedroom plus home office.

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