Last Week's Biggest Sales
There were plenty of interesting big-ticket sales lodged in city records last week, from the Slope house that went for a quarter mil over asking to the pricey Brighton Beach condo… 1. PARK SLOPE $3,000,000 128 Lincoln Place GMAP (left) Asking $2,750,000 when profiled as a House of the Day a few months ago; 2-fam,…
There were plenty of interesting big-ticket sales lodged in city records last week, from the Slope house that went for a quarter mil over asking to the pricey Brighton Beach condo…
1. PARK SLOPE $3,000,000
128 Lincoln Place GMAP (left)
Asking $2,750,000 when profiled as a House of the Day a few months ago; 2-fam, 4-story brownstone. Deed recorded 2/6.
2. CARROLL GARDENS $2,050,000
277 President Street GMAP (right)
2-family house purchased by an LLC; is being partially demolished. (Possible condo conversion, or just renovations?) Deed recorded 2/7.
3. CARROLL GARDENS/GOWANUS $1,975,000
112 BUTLER STREET GMAP
Modern townhouse originally listed at $2,250,000 in late ’06; price chopped last year. Deed recorded 2/7.
4. BRIGHTON BEACH $1,950,000
135 Oceana Drive East GMAP
Penthouse unit in the Oceana Condos, a resort and condo complex. Deed recorded 2/6.
5. FORT GREENE $1,705,000
341 Adelphi Street GMAP
2-family house in Fort Greene Historic District. Last ask=$1,823,000. Deed recorded 2/5.
Photos of 128 Lincoln and 277 President from Property Shark.
“Wanna know how much a 500 sf 1 bedroom in Tokyo costs today in 2008??? Over a million U.S. dollars.”
Or approximately half of what it cost 15 years ago.
5:03 – And NYC will absorb these people how? Jobs are not going to magically appear for them.
“Lake Mead, a key source of water for millions of people in the southwestern United States, could go dry by 2021, a new study finds.
The study concludes that natural forces such as evaporation, changes wrought by global warming and the increasing demand from the booming Southwest population are creating a deficit from this part of the Colorado River system.”
Wonder what major cities will be able to absorb these people when the water runs out?
Gas is skyrocketing, water is evaporating in the south and in the west, everyone is concerned about their footprint…
The suburbs are so over – NYC is going to see migration that all the studies out there talking about 700K to 1 Millon never even contemplated.
For someone who’s not concerned with possessions, the What certainly spends a lot of time on a blog that talks about houses. Isn’t a house a possession?
Someone else today brought up the example of Japan today. It’s a good one.
Their housing market “crashed” 11 years ago.
Wanna know how much a 500 sf 1 bedroom in Tokyo costs today in 2008???
Over a million U.S. dollars.
You’ve been saying that same shit since 2000, 4:29.
No one cares anymore.
If prices fall from 3 million to 2.5 n(which would be HUGE!) you STILL won’t buy one, so what’s your point?
4:29 – If you are waiting for the impending crash so you can finally afford a prime Park slope Brownstone for $500K you might as well go back to sleep. NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN.
If you think the worst is over, then you are in for a very, very rude awakening.
why are people so jealous on this site? get over It. If you did not buy a house yet , then go buy one.