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]
well – I’m out then. not going to $4 million. But $3 million is all cash.
Those columns are tacky.
are you seller? broker? I actually would totally do that.
I would pay $4 million, not a penny more.
How does seller contact you 3:16?
I am hereby officially offering $3 million ALL CASH for this house. For real. Not one penny more.
I am hereby officially offering $3 million ALL CASH for this house. For real. Not one penny more.
Of course this house would be 3x the price if it were in Carroll Gardens. That’s a given.
Now, let’s talk about the fact that the total length of the lot is 150′. So you’re not even getting two full length lots. You’re getting a tad bit more than those nice and deep Prospect Heights lots. The price is crazy. Wonder who priced this thing–owner or broker.
2:16 does that mean you don’t agree with 2:09?