Last Week's Biggest Sales
For the second week in a row, the top sale is at One Main. We weren’t able to find a listings trail for the Prospect Heights house. Anyone got the skinny? 1. DUMBO $2,800,000 One Main Street, 6A GMAP (left) According to PropShark, the unit is 2,198 square feet. Deed recorded 6/10. 2. PROSPECT HEIGHTS…
For the second week in a row, the top sale is at One Main. We weren’t able to find a listings trail for the Prospect Heights house. Anyone got the skinny?
1. DUMBO $2,800,000
One Main Street, 6A GMAP (left)
According to PropShark, the unit is 2,198 square feet. Deed recorded 6/10.
2. PROSPECT HEIGHTS $1,600,000
388 Sterling Place GMAP (right)
Per Property Shark, this four-family house is 2,982 square feet. Deed recorded 6/12.
3. SOUTH SLOPE $1,350,000
354 10th Street GMAP
Listed at $1,495,000 when we had it as an Open House Pick in December. Two-fam house is 17 ft x 35 ft and 2,080 square feet. Deed recorded 6/13.
4. DUMBO $1,250,000
70 Washington, Unit 10A GMAP
Another nice price at 70 Washington. 1,342-sf unit. Deed recorded 6/12.
5.FORT GREENE $1,245,387
One Hanson, Unit 17H GMAP
1,475-sf unit. Deed recorded 6/12.
Photo of 388 Sterling from Property Shark.
“Brownstoner now has a Quote of the Day feature. Can we start an Assumption of the Day? I nominate 1:07 guest for assuming the Fake What owns a dictionary!”
Ah The But-Boys.. Dave and Priff.
“The only thing I’ve seen is the What being wrong for the last 2 years.
Consistently and constantly.
BTW, we are not in a recession. If you think so, you need to go look up the definition in a dictionary and get back to us.”
Nope Asshat, this is Stagflation!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagflation
Stagflation is a period of inflation combined with stagnation (that is, slow economic growth and rising unemployment), generally including recession.
Let’s look shall we..
The PPPI can in hot, Again. I know you can’t afford a car, Asshat. 4.29 a gallon for regular is killing the sheeple. Also Dumbasses, energy is food, Higher energy prices higher food prices. All those new “Swanky” restaurants are having there margins compressed by high food prices. I think some of these establishments will be close by the end of the year,
I see some of the “POSERS here. Look Assholes put your money where you mouth is. Please go out there and buy something.
Second, there are the Dumbasses! You are watching your “Investment” going up in smoke. I know some you are PRAYING for Atlantic Yards to be built. That will “Justify” you stupidly and delusion.
See Asshats! I’m laughing my ass off! You see the baseball bat coming for your heads and when you wake up with a sore sphincter….
The What (La La La La…La)
Someday this war is gonna end….
I think 1.35 million for that South Slope house is an ASTOUNDING price! Good for them.
If that price doesn’t show how much people want to be near or in Park Slope, I don’t know what does…
I love reading all the comments on the thread about how they’d never get 800K for the place.
This blog is full of idiot renters.
Totally agree Flatbushwhacker. That is where the F comes out from underground before the 4th avenue station – heading to Manhattan. Not the most glamorous location.
– 11233
(No, Dave, I am not Chicco.)
10th Street between 4th and 5th is hardly prime slope, and regardless of what the ask was, that’s a very impressive price for a <17 foot wide, 2 floors plus garden level house in a dirty, noisy location.
BTG, in case you haven’t noticed, people on this blog have absolutely zero memory of anything that happened before the year 2000.
You are correct, it was ALWAYS the norm to get 85-90% of asking price.
People here are really ignorant.
Go look at the original HOTD post for the 10th Street house. Oh, the haters! Oh, they were so sure of themselves! Oh, they were such geniuses! Not in this market, they said! Not in that location, they said! $1.1M if they were lucky, they said! Maybe $1.05M, they said! $800K, they said! Not worth $700K when the owners bought it, and probably not even today, they said!
Oh haters haters haters LOL. Rent’s due in two weeks, suckas!
Bwahahahahahahahaha
If any of you can remeber, 10% below ask was the “normal” selling price you’d always expect to agree upon
Big deal…softening…
Of course the market is softening! Hello.
Exponential growth would not be sustainable.
There are a lot of ridiculous asking prices right now so 10% an ask is no kind of data…
Data showing a decrease in closing prices is a little more interesting.
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Prices aren’t imploding, but 10th St is actually pretty prime PS and it went for 10% below ask – that seems to point to a definite softening…