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When did average-sized houses in Carroll Gardens start being worth over $3 million? Whenever it was, we didn’t get the memo. Last month, it was 44 1st Place, a generally attractive but inconsistent four-story house asking $3,842,500. (One reader wrote us a particularly nasty email about our stance on that post.) Now it’s 78 3rd Place, a 3,100-square-foot, three-story brick that, while 23-feet-wide and full of charm, doesn’t feel like it’s worth quite $3,495,000. Are we just out of touch with the Carroll Gardens market or sellers overreaching?
78 3rd Place [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. “to assume that just because it’s the most expensive does not make it more desireable to a larger section of the population.”

    Actually, yes it does. The reason it is expensive is because demand is high. Simple economics.

  2. oh and yes…i find carroll gardens FAR more desirable than brooklyn heights.

    i’d say most people under 75 would say so also.

    i find virtually any neighborhood in brooklyn more desirable than brooklyn heights. to assume that just because it’s the most expensive does not make it more desireable to a larger section of the population.

    it just makes it more expensive.

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