House of the Day: 674 Park Place
Although the listing claims this house is in Prospect Heights, 674 Park Place’s location between Franklin and Bedford puts it squarely in Crown Heights in our book. The 19-foot-wide, three-story building has some nice original detail but is far from mind-blowing. Judging from the dimensions, the house is deceptively large, with at least some of…

Although the listing claims this house is in Prospect Heights, 674 Park Place’s location between Franklin and Bedford puts it squarely in Crown Heights in our book. The 19-foot-wide, three-story building has some nice original detail but is far from mind-blowing. Judging from the dimensions, the house is deceptively large, with at least some of the floors built 55-feet deep on the 131-foot lot. The house last changed hands exactly three years ago for $590,000, so the current asking price of $893,000 doesn’t surprise us–we’d guess prices in this area on average have easily increased 50% since early 2004. Interestingly, we noticed that 586 Park Place, which had been cut from $1.15 million to $995,000 back in the fall, had recently sold. City records haven’t been updated yet, so we don’t know the price. Number 586 is bigger than 674 but it had some tenants in place that probably merited a discount. As you can see from this map, 674 would not be included in the Crown Heights Historic District currently on track to be created by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
674 Park Place [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Head-to-Head in Crown Heights [Brownstoner]
says SOLD when I click the link-
I would have snapped that thing up at under 9. You people are bitter and nuts. Park Place is nice…
http://www.propertyshark.com, but not always up-to-date or 100% accurate.
where can i find the selling price (final) for apts in nyc?
thanks
anything besides ACRIS or subscribing to streeteasy?
Re: co-op thread…We had the wrong address from the Craigslist ad so we took it down.
Prices in the area did go up by almost 50%, but then they went down by about 15%. So this price is too high for the current market.
What happened to the coop of the day thread?
Denial about location and denial about excess value go hand in hand.
My database says that 586 closed on January 3 for $995K.
overpriced!