House of the Day: 10% Off at 155 Warren Street
A 10% price reduction might not sound like all that much, but when the original asking price was $8,750,000, as in the case of 155 Warren Street, it translates into “savings” of $875,000. Judging from the 134 comments this generated as a House of the Day in October, however, we’re guessing that popular opinion will…
A 10% price reduction might not sound like all that much, but when the original asking price was $8,750,000, as in the case of 155 Warren Street, it translates into “savings” of $875,000. Judging from the 134 comments this generated as a House of the Day in October, however, we’re guessing that popular opinion will still be that the new number of $7,875,000 is still a pie-in-the-sky price. Given that it’s still coming in at over $1,100 a foot, we’d tend to agree.
155 Warren Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
House of the Day: $8.75 Million in Cobble Hill? [Brownstoner]
Brownstoner, if you take the realtor’s spin of 6500 sq ft the price is $1212 a sq foot and if you use Property Shark it’s $1458!!! Insane.
Actually the full pane windows were the Viking range of their day, the uber-expensive detail for the discerning townhouse owner. Only the plebes were still using six-over-six windows in the 1830s.
6:55. Park Slope has a sex shop, Try Pink Pussycat on Fifth. I suspect you might not live there if you don’t know that.
It’s AT LEAST $3 million overpriced, maybe more.
A pet peeve: when they reno’d they could have put in the paneled windows like the house on the left, but they obviously went for the cheap stuff. I don’t think owners notice or care how substandard their new windows look when you are next to a house with its original, or historically-reproduced, 6-8 paneled windows. For such a crazily high price tag, I’d expect that small detail to be right.
8:58 Here. I’m WRONG. PLease ignore my mislocated comment. Though, it’s still 3 million overpriced.
It’s overpriced by 3 million, and it’s on CONGRESS STREET not Warren.
I’m seriously interested – I love it. How about allowing me to rent it for about 5 grand for, let’s say, two years, with an option for buying it at market levels? If the broker has any sense, this is a great offer. If he/she does not accept, head over to Corcoran immediately!
Does this price include the helicopter pad or not?