Last Week's Biggest Sales
1. COBBLE HILL $2,700,000 150 Baltic Street GMAP
1. COBBLE HILL $2,700,000
150 Baltic Street GMAPStreetEasy, this home was listed in September for $2,750,000. It’s an owners triplex with a garden-level rental, boasting wood burning fireplaces, plaster work, and pine floors. It was reduced slightly to $2,700,000 in December before immediately selling. Entered into contract on 10/14/10; closed on 12/17/10; deed recorded on 12/30/2010.
2. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,500,000
13 Garden Place, Unit B GMAP
We mentioned this sale over the holidays and linked over to the Corcoran listing. It comprises of “three floors of a 25 foot wide townhouse with a spectacular deck!” This home also neighbors 14 Garden Place, the house recently sold by Gabriel Byrne. Entered into contract on 12/17/10; closed on 12/17/2010; deed recorded on 12/28/10.
3. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $2,423,435
360 Furman Street, #319 GMAP
Unit #319 at One BBP went on the market in ’07 for $2,795,000. The four-bed, three-and-a-half-bath apartment spans 2,295 square feet, according to StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 7/6/2010; closed on 12/01/2010; deed recorded on 12/29/10.
4. BAY RIDGE $2,100,000
37 82nd Street GMAP
There is not much information on this Bay Ridge home, which is 2,964 square feet. It is, though, nearby the Gingerbread House. Entered into contract on 12/10/2010; closed on 12/10/2010; deed recorded on 12/29/10.
5. MANHATTAN BEACH $2,000,000
83 Coleridege Street GMAP
Wow, check out this house! It’s a Spanish Tudor, which doesn’t pop up too often in our borough. This five-bedroom, two-family home has an indoor pool, patio, hot tub, a two-car garage, finished basement, and a nice long driveway. It was initially priced at $2,599,000. Entered into contract on 8/23/2010; closed on 12/8/10; deed recorded on 12/29/10.
Photos via PropertyShark and StreetEasy.
NorthHeights, well, that’s the problem. While it’s easy for me to pull up deeds for a certain period of time, I’m not able to search them by price or a specific property type. So it’s straightforward but rudimentary in terms of search options!
gravesend takes a reprieve and lets brownstone BK hoods get some stage time.
How do you sort by property type and sale price in acris?
Man, when I thought the Gingerbread house had sold for 2 million I was kicking myself. Not that I can afford it. Or want to live in Bay Ridge. But that place seems pretty cool.
NorthHeights: We use ACRIS (http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/jump/acris.shtml) which is pretty easy to navigate!
Bay Ridge House is around the corner from the Gingerbread house.
OOOps- Gingerbread House is still for sale. Still $12 million.
can sign up with propertyshark.com
They send a list every week of closed sales according to criteria you select (type of prop, area, etc).
I’m also curious why the listing reduction of price when going into contract.
Also, one other comment and one question:
(1) I think the slight reduction in price in Cobble Hill that shows up on StreetEasy is just broker sleight-of-hand so it appears the listing sold at ask. Any broker experts out there who can confirm the mechanics of these databases?
(2) What database does one search to compile Last Week’s Biggest Sales? nyc.gov only lists aggregate data on a monthly basis. Can you do this if you pay for a streeteasy subscription?