House of the Day: 455 Union Street?
As if the interiors of this place didn’t make it a hard enough sell, there seems to be some confusion about the address: The two-story brick house is listed on StreetEasy as 455 Union Street but, based on the exterior photo, it matches up with a house that’s listed on PropertyShark as being at 463…
As if the interiors of this place didn’t make it a hard enough sell, there seems to be some confusion about the address: The two-story brick house is listed on StreetEasy as 455 Union Street but, based on the exterior photo, it matches up with a house that’s listed on PropertyShark as being at 463 Union Street. Regardless of the address, it’s hard to see how they’ll pull off the asking price of $950,000.
455 Union Street [Vita Realty] GMAP P*Shark
Don’t know if I’ve ever seen an Average Reader Appraisal this far below ask. I guess they’re trying to prematurely cash in on the Gowanus cesspool-turned-Venice.
***Bid half off peak comps***
jester,
Not sure if it answers your question but $1mm is the threshold for the mansion tax.
So if this is someone’s idea of a mansion it’s slightly underpriced 🙂
It seems there’s been some HOTDs hovering near the $1 mil. mark that are not thought to be worth the price. Is thre a glut forming? The biggest sales alway have classic brownstone-y places on like 2nd St. in the Slope and various places. Is there some kind of psychological barrier to crosing/uderperforming the $1 mil. mark that keeps these places down? Makes me wonder.
That’s an easy bake oven.
Posted by: DeLepp at July 1, 2009 1:59 PM
LOL
wow this one is well priced NOT to sell….maximum $700K and that is being generous as usual.
That’s an easy bake oven.
Posted by: DeLepp at July 1, 2009 1:59 PM
LOL
Does HOTD now stand for for Hovel Of The Day?
That place is a polished turd. Except they forgot to polish it.
That’s an easy bake oven.
More overpriced nonsense. Tell me that’s not freakin’ linoleum. Please.