Last Week's Biggest Sales
1. PARK SLOPE $2,700,000 607 2nd Street GMAP (left) This large single-family was listed for $2,8000,000 in September and went into contract pretty quickly, according to StreetEasy. Ad said: “This center-stair limestone has all the grace of the original layout, upgraded for today’s living. At a generous width of 20 feet, and located on the…
1. PARK SLOPE $2,700,000
607 2nd Street GMAP (left)
This large single-family was listed for $2,8000,000 in September and went into contract pretty quickly, according to StreetEasy. Ad said: “This center-stair limestone has all the grace of the original layout, upgraded for today’s living. At a generous width of 20 feet, and located on the park block, all the rooms are grand in scale….” Entered into contract on 11/10/09; closed on 1/14/10; deed recorded on 2/12/10.
2. BOROUGH PARK $2,450,000
1556 56th Street GMAP (right)
This one’s massive, according to Prop Shark: An 8,300-sf, 2-family. It took a full year to close, if its deed is accurate. Entered into contract on 1/7/09; closed on 1/25/10; deed recorded on 2/12/10.
3. PARK SLOPE $1,692,500
97 Park Place GMAP
When this brownstone was an Open House Pick last January, it was listed for $1,999,999. StreetEasy shows it hitting the market in July ’08, asking $2,250,000. The price was cut a few times, until it was ultimately asking $1,900,000 this fall. Entered into contract on 11/27/09; closed on 1/28/10; deed recorded on 2/10/10.
5. DUMBO $1,650,000
70 Washington Street #2l GMAP
This 2,975-sf loft duplex was listed for $1,785,000 in late August, according to StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 11/20/09; closed on 2/2/10; deed recorded on 2/8/10.
5. MILL BASIN $1,650,000
64 Harbor Drive GMAP
A 4,214-sf, single-family, says Property Shark. Another one that took a very long time to get recorded in public records, if its deed is accurate. Entered into contract on 2/27/08; closed on 5/27/08; deed recorded on 2/9/10.
Photos from Property Shark.
Most of my friends that work at Goldman are way too self absorbed to have any children at all!!!!
Posted by: daveinbedstuy at February 16, 2010 11:39 AM
97 Park Place was bought by the Dorina Winkelman, the wife of Mark Winkelman, who is a Goldman Sachs partner.
Goldman Sachs got back door bailed out by the american people through the 186 billion that was given to AIG. In addition, Goldman is still able to borrow unlimited funds from the Fed at virtually no cost, at the expense of the elderly on fixed income and prudent savers. Goldman Sach’s debt is guaranteed by the FDIC during the crisis and allowed them to avoid a credit crunch. Goldman Sachs was able to exchange their toxic mortgage bonds for treasury securities from the Fed at the expense of devaluing the dollar (the Fed stole from the rest of americans by inflating the monetary base in order to buy these toxic securities from goldman).
Where is the justice???
LOL legion hahahahh. and i totally remember the secaucus outlet center near the mill creek mall.
*rob*
I didn’t know Louis Kahn was the architect for the Secaucus Outlet Center.
Posted by: dvockins at February 16, 2010 1:15 PM
No, that was his brother Louie “the Situation” Kahn.
Louis Kahn Park is around the corner from me in Philly.
I didn’t know Louis Kahn was the architect for the Secaucus Outlet Center.
…correction Dakha, Bangladesh Parliment.
That Borough Park home has Louis Kahn
written all over it.
The Parliment Building in Delhi.
The scale here seems a bit off.
Ditmas — and the other floor apparently only had one bedroom with windows. Very strange albeit large space.
49 8th Avenue, the HUGE home formerly owned by David Gahr, and a HOTD here has gone to contract.
Asking price: $3,200,000 and needed quite a bit of work from what I could tell. Gorgeous home, though. Will be interested to see what it went for.
http://www.corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&listingid=1869202