Condo of the Day: Fourth Cut at 302 Washington Avenue
Where’s the floor on the last remaining unit at 302 Washington Avenue? The three-bedroom lower duplex started out at $1,325,000 back in April where it stayed for six months until the reductions started kicking: The price was cut to $1,275,000 in October, $1,199,000 in November, $1,075,000 in late January. On Friday, the price fell into…
Where’s the floor on the last remaining unit at 302 Washington Avenue? The three-bedroom lower duplex started out at $1,325,000 back in April where it stayed for six months until the reductions started kicking: The price was cut to $1,275,000 in October, $1,199,000 in November, $1,075,000 in late January. On Friday, the price fell into the six-figure range. Think anyone will step up at the new ask of $999,000?
302 Washington Avenue [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP
That Pesky Last Unit at 302 Washington [Brownstoner]
Condo of the Day: 302 Washington Avenue [Brownstoner]
It needs to be cut by about another $400K before anyone will consider this. It’s still absurdly too high.
Simply a terrible layout – absolutely retarded to break up the kitchen/dining and living onto two seperate floors. Thrilling actually to see the price fall so dramatically – if only I hadn’t bought a house 8 months ago – AT THE TOP OF THE MARKET (BOO HOO) – I’d be so happy right now.
I’ll take my million and buy something at Richard Meier’s On Prospect Park or the Vermeil on Sterling and 7th before I’d even touch this one.
the maintenance and taxes are $1028 a month!!!
you must be kidding….
who in their right mind would pay a million dollars plus 1000 bucks a month to live here in this place in this location.
absurd.
If a 3BR duplex can’t sell in Clinton Hill for $999K then houses in which the owner has just a duplex and rents out the other floor, should not be selling for $1.5 million and higher like those houses do. A one-floor rental apartment in Clinton Hill isn’t worth $500K to a million all by itself. It’s funny math.
All these “browndo” conversions are overpriced in all neighborhoods for the tiny bedrooms and weird layouts they offer. IMO. It’s just someone will overpay in Park Slope whereas they won’t overpay in Clinton Hill.
This condo is very layout-challenged for this market. I myself like it when a kitchen and DR are on the garden level and the LR is on the parlor level. But many people don’t.
If anyone went to any of the open houses, you saw a crap job! Upscale Home Depot… if that. I found it so sad that they ripped apart a beautiful home and inserted metal staircases, bad marble counters that tenants ripped out after buying, and medicine cabinets that weren’t even recessed… whatever. enjoy.
How is this a good deal? You can find 3 bedrooms for this money in Brooklyn Heights, Ft. Greene or Park Slope..
Brutal. Sitting for a year, with a 25% cut already.
I just don’t think there are any buyers out there for this place, unless the developer is willing to take a loss.
Don’t know at what point that would be, but if I were in the market for a brownstone duplex — and comparing this to what’s available in Park Slope (ha, I said it!) or Prospect Heights — $800-825K is what I’d pay to be in Clinton Hill. And I don’t even hate the neighborhood.