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How are sales going at McCarren Park’s 20 Bayard Street? Well, it’s a little hard to tell. If you look on Douglas Elliman or StreetEasy, you’ll see mention of a total of 25 apartments, 17 of which are shown as being in contract. But if you look at DOB records (and use a little common sense—the building’s 18 stories after all), you’ll realize that this represents only about 40 percent of the inventory. So while we prep for the inevitable next wave of listings to hit the market, an effort’s being made to move the existing seven units that have yet to sell. Which is why, for example, a 1,296-square-foot three-bedroom was just reduced from $1,175,000 to $1,050,000. Think it’ll move at that price? Anyone know when the next wave is coming?
20 Bayard Street 3BR [Douglas Elliman] GMAP
20 Bayard Street 3BR [Natefind]
20 Bayard Street [StreetEasy]
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  1. 20 Bayard is having trouble selling. They were quoted in a certain magazine as being 60% sold out however that figure includes a bulk sale of around 14 units that they are trying to pass through. Don’t believe what they have on their website. It’s just another way to lie. Their brokers lie. The developer lies. Don’t believe the hype!!

    As for what an apartment is worth…it’s worth whatever someone pays for it on the day it sells. Period. Everyone else who thinks they are a real estate analyst can shut the fuck up! If you were so clever and all knowing, you’d be sitting pretty on the balcony of your penthouse somewhere, not jumping on blogs to trash talk developments you can’t afford.

    No. I’m not a broker.

  2. Actually 11211 is Williamsburg. I lived for years on Havemeyer btw hope and grand, which is smack in Wburg, with that zip code.

    and no one is being driven to call each other fuck juice except what, who is crazy.

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