houseThe price on this Park Slope limestone was recently trimmed from $1.9 million to $1.7 million. On the surface, this sounds pretty cheap for a Carroll Street location less than two blocks from the park. So what’s the catch? The house is being delivered totally gutted. For some people, this might appeal as an exciting opportunity to create their own space without having to do the messiest part of the job themselves. The sellers have already sunk a lot of dough into architectural plans which are being offered as part of the deal. We suspect it may be tough to salvage much value out of the plans though. Wouldn’t most buyers want to put their own imprint on the design? The question really is, What’s this place worth when it’s finished? $2.2 million? 2.5 million? Whatever the number, the question is, Can you do the reno for the difference?
778 Carroll Street [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. as a one family it’s worth about $2.5 mil if done right. for another $650-$800k you could finish it with high end fixtures. gutting a house doesn’t cost more than 50k. so it may be worth it. probably not as a flip but it’s a good opportunity to design your own home. vacant houses aren’t always easy to come by.

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