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We think the owner of 135 Joralemon Street did an absolutely incredible job restoring (and then styling) the former Brooklyn Heights burn-victim and hope that he makes a solid return for his efforts (everyone on the block should be chipping in!). So far, though, the pricing has proven to be overly-aggressive. The house, which in its pre-renovated form went for $2,400,000, has been gradually ticking downward since being listed last summer for $5,950,000. The latest price cut, from $5,250,000 to $4,950,000 came yesterday. Will it be enough to move the 3,200-square-foot house? We have no idea.
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  1. I think this will happen in the low 4s. It’s a great house, but the location is a little lacking. If it were on Garden/Remsen/Willow/Pierrepont.. whatever, they could have gone higher. But not here.

  2. Whoever bought this made some serious miscaluations. Although they did a fine job of restoration (from the street anway, did not check of the interior) the $2.4 million was even too high for this house. I can only imagine the super rich (net worth above $25 million) to want to purchase this as a trophy but for anybody else, the finances just won’t work. You’re rich to be able to buy this but will be stretch and living month to month.

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