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1. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $4,575,000
259 Henry Street GMAP
All five of this week’s biggest sales are located in Brooklyn Heights, and this five-story, one-family 1833 townhouse tops the list. Its listing on StreetEasy promises “dark stained hard wood floors, intricate moldings, sophisticated oak stained cabinets and black marble hearth surrounds… roomy and well proportioned double parlors, a stately dining room with Juliet balconies, smoking balcony, dumbwaiter and vault.” It was listed at $5,250,000 in March, and when it was our House of the Day, the Average Reader Appraisal was $4,315,716. Entered into contract on 3/8/10; closed on 4/15/10; deed recorded on 4/23/10.

2. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,963,107
360 Furman Street, #1125 + parking spot GMAP
The first of three One Brooklyn Bridge Park condos to make this week’s biggest sales, the mysterious #1125 doesn’t have any info listed on StreetEasy or PropertyShark. Entered into contract on 2/16/10; closed on 4/14/10; deed recorded on 4/21/10.

3. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,736,546
360 Furman Street, #919 + parking spot GMAP
This 2,295-sf condo with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms is another sale at One Brooklyn Bridge Park. Its listing on StreetEasy says it hit the market at $3,075,000. Entered into contract on 1/29/10; closed on 4/13/10; deed recorded on 4/23/10.

4. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,682,500
182 Clinton Street GMAP
This 3,360-sf one-family townhouse hit the market in November 2007 priced at $4,200,000. After the asking price was reduced twelve times and settled at $2,995,000, it was our House of the Day in August 2009. Our Average Reader Appraisal was $2,598,424. Entered into contract on 1/29/10; closed on 4/6/10; deed recorded on 4/21/10.

5. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,235,058
360 Furman Street, #619 GMAP
Yet another 2,295-sf condo with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms at One Brooklyn Bridge Park. According to its listing on StreetEasy, it was priced at $2,825,000. Entered into contract on 3/8/10; closed on 4/12/10; deed recorded on 4/19/10.

Photos from Property Shark.


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  1. Everything below beg. But as seen above, beg is a downward moving target.

    “Melt Down in progress”

    European bacon and investment bank microscopy. Perfect storm?

    ***Bid half off peak comps***

  2. By Johnny on April 27, 2010 12:14 PM

    Is it me or is the Clinton Street place cheap? Not cheap-cheap obviously.

    Clinton’s a crazy loud street to live on, but 2.6 for decent sized Heights house? Reality sets in . . .

    70 foot lot, questionable reno (master suite takes up one floor, made it a 3 bdrm), and not the greatest block as all the taxis take that route back to Manhattan.

    Still, 12 price cuts…wow. Talk about chasing the market down!

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