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Given the lack of interior photos accompanying the listing for 6 3rd Street, it’s hard to know what to make of the four-story Carroll Gardens house. The ad claims that there are “marble mantles, pocket doors, [and] period moldings” intact, and that there’s “tremendous potential” in the house. Okay, but show us some photos! The asking price is $1,395,00. Thoughts?
6 3rd Street [Two Trees] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Kate Leonova for Property Shark


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  1. You don’t know if didn’t sell. Could be several possibilies – Was sold – deed/mortgage recording not showing up in records yet. And buyer is trying to flip because this size prop does not go for under $1m.
    Or buyer just trying to flip contract… or seller got out of contract and realizes was underpriced and now listed with other broker.

  2. Brownstoner – how could you not mention that this was already a HOTD on November 13, 2007? And back then it was only listed at 975K! How, in this declining market, could they possibly justify a 400K price *increase* when it failed to sell originally? This makes NO sense – I would be shocked if it fetched a million. Buyer beware – and do your research!!

  3. Yoo Hoo Asshats! Happy Monday to ya! You know I was going to let this slide but I couldn’t resist….

    Libor Signals Credit Seizing as Banks Balk at Lending

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aa9qsN2KBb0Y&refer=home

    “It’s like an ongoing nightmare and no one is sure when we’re going to wake up,” said Thomson, a money manager in Glasgow at Resolution, which oversees $46 billion in bonds. “Things are going to get worse before they get better.”

    This means the KY Jelly is running dry. There will be scarring in the Anus cavity! When baks don’t lend each other money that causes REAL PAIN on our banking system. You want to take bet bet on your future? Be my guest….

    The What (Tick.. Tick.. Tick..)

    Someday this war is gonna end….

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