Last Week's Biggest Sales

1. PARK SLOPE $2,750,000
212 8th Avenue GMAP
This beautiful and extra-large brownstone was House of the Day way back in August of 2009, but we were doubtful the $3,495,000 price tag would go over well. It was HOTD again in October ’09 for $2,750,000. StreetEasy shows this home sat on the market for 450 days total, getting a price decrease first to $2,995,000 and then $2,850,000. Average Reader Appraisal was $2,723,027, then $2,491,688. Entered into contract on 6/29/10; closed on 10/12/10; deed recorded on 10/20/10.

2. COBBLE HILL $2,390,000
47 Strong Place GMAP
47 Strong Place was an Open House Pick in April when it was priced at $2,675,000. The listing boasted plenty of details, an over sized garden, and the ability to use the building as a one- two- three- or four- family. It was sold as a four-family property. Entered into contract on 08/09/10; closed on 10/05/2010; deed recorded on 10/21/10.

3. PROSPECT HEIGHTS $2,100,000
1 Grand Army Plaza, Unit 7D GMAP
According to StreetEasy, this 2,470-square-foot two bedroom first hit the market for a cool $3 million. It was pulled off the market, re-listed at $3,150,000, and then sold for considerably less. Entered into contract on 07/08/2010; closed on 10/07/2010; deed recorded on 10/21/10.

4. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $1,629,200
360 Furman Street, #829 GMAP
StreetEasy does not have any information specific to this unit at One Brooklyn Bridge Park. Entered into contract on 05/10/2010; closed on 06/14/2010; deed recorded on 10/19/10.

5. DUMBO $1,550,000
70 Washington Street, #2H GMAP
StreetEasy shows that this $2,763-square-foot unit with three and a half bedrooms originally went to market for $1,695,000. It was ever-so-slightly decreased to $1,625,000 before going into contract a few months later. Entered into contract on 7/7/2010; closed on 9/30/10; deed recorded on 10/19/10.

Photos via PropertyShark.