Just Sold in Brooklyn
GREENPOINT 118 Oak Street Two-family frame house, 3,024 square feet on an 18-foot-by-70-foot lot, with two two-bedroom, one-bath units; home features windowed eat-in kitchen, dining room, family room, three fireplaces, hardwood floors and deck. Taxes $1,800. Asking price $800,000, on market one month. Broker: Don Jones, Bellmarc. GMAP P*Shark BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $295,000 195 Adams Street…
GREENPOINT
118 Oak Street
Two-family frame house, 3,024 square feet on an 18-foot-by-70-foot lot, with two two-bedroom, one-bath units; home features windowed eat-in kitchen, dining room, family room, three fireplaces, hardwood floors and deck. Taxes $1,800. Asking price $800,000, on market one month. Broker: Don Jones, Bellmarc. GMAP P*Shark
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $295,000
195 Adams Street
One-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 630 square feet, with hardwood floors; building features 24-hour doorman, gym, laundry, roof deck and parking. Maintenance $740. Asking price $209,000, on market eight weeks. Broker: Mohamed B. Mohamed, Nancy McKiernan Realty. GMAP P*Shark
Just Sold! [NY Post]
The Adams Street apt. is in Concord Village, which seems undervalued when you consider the lovely surrounding areas, improved school district, and one-stop Manhattan subway service — as long as you don’t mind the five-minute walk to Montague Street area. But that’s not too bad.
Greenpoint house sold for 737000- just posted on property shark
The Greenpoint house is on a really nice block. Renovation needed or no, I’m sure it went for every penny.
I’m sure the asking price had to be $309k for Concord Village apt. $209 was misprint. Most 1 bdrooms are above $300 in complex these days. I think still quite a value for area (whether you consider it Bklyn Hts or not).
And I don’t live there.
there was a lot of really beautiful original detail though in the Greenpoint House-
What’s the sale price of the Greenpoint house? It was in desperate need of a gut reno.
I heard the Greenpoint house sold before the open house, all cash offer, to a person walking, while it was being shown to someone else!
Should the “209” have been “309”?
yeah, whew.
For a minute I thought the world was coming to an end. A 630sqft one-bedroom in the Heights for $295k.
Although, if you think about the 6 new towers they’re building around Tillary and Flatbush, maybe a Concord Village investment isn’t as risky as it once was.