Last Week's Biggest Sales
Strong showings in Midwood last week. Anyone have more info on the Cobble Hill house? 1. DUMBO $2,783,250 30 Main Street GMAP (left) Unit 11G in the Sweeney Building; according to records on Property Shark, it’s the highest price ever paid for a unit in the condominium. Deed recorded 2/12. 2. MIDWOOD $2,450,000 2223 AVENUE…
Strong showings in Midwood last week. Anyone have more info on the Cobble Hill house?
1. DUMBO $2,783,250
30 Main Street GMAP (left)
Unit 11G in the Sweeney Building; according to records on Property Shark, it’s the highest price ever paid for a unit in the condominium. Deed recorded 2/12.
2. MIDWOOD $2,450,000
2223 AVENUE K GMAP (right)
2,856-square-foot, 2-story house with a garage; 50-by-100-foot lot; building constructed circa 1940. Deed recorded 2/15.
3. COBBLE HILL $1,800,000
282 Clinton Street GMAP
3-story townhouse in Cobble Hill Historic District. According to someone on the Forum, “looks like it needs one hell of a renovation.” Deed recorded 2/13.
4. PARK SLOPE $1,800,000
683 President Street GMAP
2,040-square-foot 2-family house. Was asking $1,895,000. Deed recorded 2/14.
5. MIDWOOD $1,524,000
1284 Ocean Parkway GMAP
3,080-square-foot, 2-story house built circa 1930. Property transfered to an LLC (maybe a tear-down?). Deed recorded 2/11.
There are some amazing 1930s piles scattered among the McMansions of Midwood.
Re: Midwood, I would love to see a statistical analysis of price per sq. ft. as a function of proximity to a spiritually or socially desirable shul, or location within an eruv.
take those prices and double them! then, sell them to your grandma.
Surprised that the Clinton St. house sold for only $1.8. I though it was listed a much more. (BTW -3 story plus garden level).
I lived a few doors down from there until 1986 for about 8 years. During that time, there seemed to be a man with emotional problems that habitated the garden level until maybe 1984. Rest of house never used.
Since then – have never seen any lights or use of house.
So I would say pretty much unoccupied for decades.
Those Midwood prices are making my head spin.
How many square feet is that dumbo condo?