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.
“One house at 304 President has an accepted offer already.”
And you know this how?
The unsinkable Brooklyn market sails on!
It is as if we are not really a part of America. They are having all kinds of woes in the mainland, here? we have bidding wars on 3 million dollar hundred-year-old houses with no parking.
Go figure will you?
What Recession???
Holy hell.
Park Slope real estate sounds like it’s back to 2005 and it’s not even spring yet!!!!
12:05 you make me laugh.
Will the excuses EVER end??
Is Park Slope really this hot right now? Saw this post from another one today…Will I ever be able to get in on the market?
I was at a few open houses this week and they were quite busy. One house at 304 President has an accepted offer already. Broker said it’s been on the market for 3 weeks. Another house on 6th Ave in PS got multiple offers that day. It was the first showing. I left the open house, got home, 2 hours later the broker calls to say that if we were interested , we needed to put in an offer by 11am Mon since there were mutliple bids at ask and above.
WTF does that mean Brooklynnave???
dammitdammitdammitdammit
112 butler was always overpriced. Too Modern for many buyers and 50 feet from the projects. Final price seems to be reasonable.
I just read on Reuters that 30% of US Homeowners have negative equity – 39% if you just look at those who bought in 2006.
Incredible. Why did people continue to buy in 2006 and 2007 when everyone knew the market was tanking?