Last Week's Biggest Sales
Nary a brownstone in the lot. 1. DYKER HEIGHTS $2,480,000 8209 11th Avenue GMAP (left) A 1-fam, 4,290-sf house with a garage, according to Property Shark. Easy access to the Dyker Beach Golf Course. Deed recorded 7/23. 2. GRAVESEND $2,000,000 2090 East 4th Street GMAP (right) A 1-fam, 2,404-sf house with a garage, says Property…
Nary a brownstone in the lot.
1. DYKER HEIGHTS $2,480,000
8209 11th Avenue GMAP (left)
A 1-fam, 4,290-sf house with a garage, according to Property Shark. Easy access to the Dyker Beach Golf Course. Deed recorded 7/23.
2. GRAVESEND $2,000,000
2090 East 4th Street GMAP (right)
A 1-fam, 2,404-sf house with a garage, says Property Shark. Deed recorded 7/21.
3. MANHATTAN BEACH $1,500,000
4147 Ocean Avenue GMAP
2-fam, 3,523-sf house built circa 1960. Deed recorded 7/21.
4. PARK SLOPE $1,400,000
357 7th Street GMAP
Listed at $1,700,000 when we had it as an Open House Pick back in November. 2-fam, 2,076-sf house built. Deed recorded 7/25.
5. Wiliamsburg $1,296,000
120 North 7th Street, Unit 4D GMAP
Unit at the Sevenberry condo, where current listings range from $740,000 to $999,000. Deed recorded 7/23.
Photos from Property Shark.
See the craigslist link from my original post:
http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/rfs/771265336.html
The northern shore of Staten Island is an easy commute to Manhattan either by ferry (25 mins ride to downtown Manhattan, 24 hrs a day), or via express bus over the VZ bridge. The property above has the benefit of convenience to both the VZ bridge and ferry, as you can see from the map it links to. It doesn’t compare to Park Slope, BH, Williamsburg, etc., but if we’re starting to look at houses just as far away in Dyker Heights (lovely neighborhood, but very limited transportation), then why wouldn’t you look somewhere considerably cheaper?
Setancre. where is the beautiful housing stock in SI within 1 hours commute of downtown (I presume).
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Just finished reading the Times article on these SY’s. What a bunch of filthy dirty RACISTs! C’mon, these are the most racist people I have ever come across. They make the Hassis’ look like SAINTs. I’m truly, truly appalled at the gall of this ethnic group. There’s no place in my NY for such ignorance & trash. Thank God they don’t live in Fort Greene.
What’s wrong w/ you Biff Champion? I did not denigrate these Syrian Jews, I merely asked where they obtain their blood dollars? Seriously, what kind of businesses do they own which can then afford them to buy $500k homes for 5x that amount and then do a tear down. In short, they’re buying a $550k turd & spending $5mm in the process. I’m going to build a Syrian JEWs Temple in AY w/ Ratner’s money & profit from their stupidity as they try to buy up all of FG & Boerum Hill. Bwahahaha!
If anyone is actually curious about the Syrian Jewish population in Brooklyn (I was/am) this article in the Times from last year was quite interesting…
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/14/magazine/14syrians-t.html
wow troll, you just got trolled! I have no problem with your post, but how could you ever take PropJoe seriously?
yes, the syrian jews are an insular group. they only hang with each other. dollars to donuts that gravesend house will be razed and replaced with a house too big for the lot size within a year. it’s same with the bukharian jews in the cord meyer area of forest hills.
PropJoe – The syrain jews are a very tight community that likes to remain within WALKING distance to their shul/synagogue. They are willing to pay any price to stay in the community. To them community means more then location. Besides, most of these shit hole homes will come down and mini-mansions will go up. If you have a shit house in that area that sits on a 40×100 lot…your a millioner.
Most syrain’s are buisness owners and very successful. They tend to look down on higher education and prefer that their kids get into the family buisness right after high school. They also tend to marry young and only other syrians.
…………..im not a syrian jew.
I feel I MUST contribute here. Dyker Heights is lovely. Pretty much no crime. Very clean, good schools. Plentiful street parking, and only a $5 car service ride (we don’t have cabs out here) to Bay Ridge for restaurants & bars.