Last Week's Biggest Sales
1. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $6,200,000 13 Cranberry Street GMAP This 4,600-sf brick home not only tops our list of the biggest sales in Brooklyn — it placed third on The Real Deal’s list of the highest priced residential deals filed throughout the city last week, as we mentioned yesterday. (And as some of you noticed, the…
1. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $6,200,000
13 Cranberry Street GMAP
This 4,600-sf brick home not only tops our list of the biggest sales in Brooklyn — it placed third on The Real Deal‘s list of the highest priced residential deals filed throughout the city last week, as we mentioned yesterday. (And as some of you noticed, the buyer is Wawa Management.) It’s 25 feet wide and was House of the Day back in June ’08, before we started using the Average Reader Appraisal widget. Entered into contract on 4/26/10; closed on 7/15/10; deed recorded on 7/28/10.
2. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $5,000,000
42 Grace Court GMAP
42 Grace Court was
3. COBBLE HILL $3,800,000
229 Baltic Street GMAP
St. Ann’s School bought this gorgeous, recently renovated townhouse, which was House of the Day back in February. The asking price at that time was $4,200,000, and Average Reader Appraisal was $3,350,937. Entered into contract on 6/28/10; closed on 7/20/10; deed recorded on 7/30/10.
4. FORT GREENE $2,540,000
43 South Oxford Street GMAP
According to StreetEasy, this is a 3,960-sf, 3-family townhouse. Entered into contract on 5/24/10; closed on 7/16/10; deed recorded on 7/30/10.
5. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,500,000
18 Willow Place GMAP
When this 2,600-sf, 1-family brick house was House of the Day in March ’09 (pre-widget), it was priced at at $2,850,000. Entered into contract on 4/22/10; closed on 6/24/10; deed recorded on 7/27/10.
Photos from PropertyShark and 42 Grace Court.
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13 Cranberry is a much stronger price than 42 Grace Court. The house is 30% “smaller” (if that makes any sense in the context of a 4500 sf townhouse) and sold for 25% more.
One thing about 42 Grace Court: it sold for $5 mln, which didn’t break any records, but it is only 18 1/2 feet wide. That’s a high price for a narrow brownstone.
tybur6, keep your pants down cause I suspect more spanking on the way. hehe
I feel like I’m being attacked…
So, Mr. B., still no widget? This set shows some relationship between widget and sales price. Flack from advertisers?
Oh, sorry, Tybur6, of course you must mean BROWNSTONER. How could I be so obtuse?
Strong sales for prime market. As usual supply dictates price as Dibs has been saying for a long time. We have several friends currently looking in the park slope area for houses and they are all having issues due to lack of supply. Jumbo loan market opening back up means tap firmly ON for credit. Big loans not an issue now for well qualified buyers.
Tybur6, Urban Outfitters?
“If the Cranberry St house were on the UES it’s be $40MM so, tybur, relatively speaking, no.”
That’s true, Dave. But don’t forget, we learned today in the Daily News that crime is quite high on the Upper East Side. I would check out the block very, very carefully before committing my $40 million.
Do you think that guy was talking about white collar crime?