Last Week's Biggest Sales
1. GRAVESEND $3,750,000 1954 East 4th Street GMAP For the second week in a row, Gravesend gets the biggest sale. This 1,972-sf home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and according to StreetEasy, it was listed at $5,400,000 in May ’09. Entered into contract on 11/20/09; closed on 3/2/10; deed recorded on 3/17/10. 2. WILLIAMSBURG…
1. GRAVESEND $3,750,000
1954 East 4th Street GMAP
For the second week in a row, Gravesend gets the biggest sale. This 1,972-sf home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and according to StreetEasy, it was listed at $5,400,000 in May ’09. Entered into contract on 11/20/09; closed on 3/2/10; deed recorded on 3/17/10.
2. WILLIAMSBURG $1,527,375
1 Northside Piers #PH-1 GMAP
This 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 1,877-sf condo at Northside Piers was listed at at $1,799,990 in September ’09, says StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 11/7/09; closed on 2/25/10; deed recorded on 3/16/10.
3. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $1,425,550
360 Furman Street # 212 GMAP
Not much info on this condo except that it’s located in One Brooklyn Bridge Park, according StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 12/21/09; closed on 2/25/10; deed recorded on 3/16/10.
4. SOUTH SLOPE $1,250,000
353A 14th Street GMAP
According to its listing, this 1-family home “has been PARTIALLY renovated and restored but WILL require some TLC from its new owner. It is an unbelievable opportunity to create a dream kitchen off the FANTASTIC ‘greenhouse’ dining room extension on the lower level.” StreetEasy says it was listed at $1,200,000. Entered into contract on 1/13/10; closed on 3/4/10; deed recorded on 3/18/10.
5. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $1,188,819.09
360 Furman Street #1219 + parking space GMAP
Another sale at One Brooklyn Bridge Park. Entered into contract on 11/12/09; closed on 3/12/10; deed recorded on 3/17/10.
Photos from Property Shark and StreetEasy.
joe, people change jobs, see an increase in their pay. I agree very few people who are in the same job for the past 8 years have seen an increase. That said I know very few people who’ve had the same job/firm for the past 8 years.
Delepp, very few industries pay their employees 2 times as much as 8 years ago.
I’m open to examples though…
joe, not all incomes are flat.
The people that should be on meds are the ones who think it makes sense to buy a house for more than double of what you could have gotten it for 8 years ago. Meanwhile incomes are flat.
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could someone translate that into english?
Posted by: Petebklyn at March 23, 2010 12:03 PM
Are you referring to BHO’s cogent analysis? He does especially incoherent of late, like he is off his meds or something.
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could someone translate that into english?
impressed as usual with these big transactions
Oh, and the google map link is wrong, goes to 2090 East 4th (couple blocks south of 1954 East 4th).
One Brooklyn Bridge Park is just marching right along, especially now that part of the park is open. StreetEasy shows 32 units left, but the One Brooklyn Bridge Park site shows 39 condos for sale (don’t see parking spaces listed…think those were also done as condo units).
BUY NOW OR BE PRICED OUT FOREVER!!
(alsonotreally)
“fools are flooding back in, right?”
Rrrrrrrright. Build date (1899, thick stoop ballusters) and fly ass greenhouse dining room must have hooked Lisa and Adam in. Cute, open single fam.
So we’re bragging about $1.2M in LWBS? Wahoo! (What was peak here in Southie?). I’d take this over a condo any day, any hood (welllllll…if we’re talking Dumbo or Manhattan…).
BTW, how does one build a Syrian synogogue in Brooklyn?
***Bid half off peak comps***