Last Week's Biggest Sales
Last week three of the priciest residential sales were in the Slope, though each one tells a slightly different story: 1st Street went for a whole lot more than ask; Garfield Place changed hands for quite a bit less than its original price tag, $2.5 mil; and 60 St. Marks closed $200K shy of ask….
Last week three of the priciest residential sales were in the Slope, though each one tells a slightly different story: 1st Street went for a whole lot more than ask; Garfield Place changed hands for quite a bit less than its original price tag, $2.5 mil; and 60 St. Marks closed $200K shy of ask.
1. PARK SLOPE $3,600,000
536 1st Street GMAP (left)
Originally listed at $3.2 million; 4,720-sf 1-fam. Deed recorded 2/19.
2. PARK SLOPE $2,600,000
60 St. Marks Avenue GMAP (right)
Listed at $2,800,000 about five months ago; 3,680-sf 2-fam. Deed recorded 2/19.
3. GRAVESEND $2,200,000
2017 West Street GMAP
Detached 1,404-sf home on a 3,000-sf lot. Deed recorded 2/20.
4. PARK SLOPE $1,850,000
87 Garfield Place GMAP
House of the day on two occassions; 5,600-square-foot property originally asking $2,500,000, later cut to $1,990,000. Deed recorded 2/21.
5. BOROUGH PARK $1,614,000
1444 53rd Street GMAP
2,443-sf 3-fam house built circa 1910. Deed recorded 2/20.
Nothing wrong with this market very healthy if you ask me
told you that 60 St. Mark’s would do just fine despite ppl commenting that the street “just isn’t that nice.” Too nice for you, I guess.
12:00 – it’s people like you who won’t ever get a great deal on a house in NYC (maybe you’re rich enough not to need one) It is SO easy to put a cornice on a building and replace the windows, which is ALL that is necessary to completely transform the look of the Garfield house.
shut up, the what.
no one shelling out 2 or 3 million bucks during the HEIGHT of what you say is the apocolypse is under water.
stop projecting.
They are underwater now. Wait for the end of this year. Hoo doggie!!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
the fascade on the garfield place house is hideous.
would need to be totally redone. that’s expensive.
I agree with 11:53. That’s $100 a sq ft lower than some of these clinton hill (downing anyone?) wrecks.
I totally disagree – the garfield home sold for $330 per square foot – simply because of some easily fixable layout issues – whoever bought that house got a great deal.
The asking price on the Garfield Place house was outrageous. It sold for a fair price.
Re: St. Marks – This is the house that a few morons said wouldn’t sell because “mulit millionaires don’t want to have to take their shoes off at an open house”
OH REALLY?? One didn’t mind.
Re: 1st Street – not surprised it went over ask. gorgeous house and block.