Last Week's Biggest Sales
1. PARK SLOPE $2,400,000 108 Berkeley Place GMAP (left) When it was an Open House Pick this summer, the three-family brownstone was asking $2,650,000. The price on the 4,000-sf house was reduced to $2,499,000 later that month, according to StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 9/2/08; closed on 12/4/08; deed recorded on 12/15/08. 2. DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN…
1. PARK SLOPE $2,400,000
108 Berkeley Place GMAP (left)
When it was an Open House Pick this summer, the three-family brownstone was asking $2,650,000. The price on the 4,000-sf house was reduced to $2,499,000 later that month, according to StreetEasy. Entered into contract on 9/2/08; closed on 12/4/08; deed recorded on 12/15/08.
2. DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN $1,712,000
101 Willoughby St./BellTel Lofts, Unit 17A GMAP (right)
A 1,847-sf, 3-bed, 2-bath unit in the BellTel Lofts. Entered into contract on 6/27/07; closed on 7/22/08; deed recorded on 12/17/08.
3. MILL BASIN $1,300,000
68 Bell Point Drive
This home appears to be part of a planned community called the Bay Front Estates at Mill Basin. Interestingly, Google Maps does not recognize the address on this one. According to StreetEasy, it’s a 4,313-sf, 4-bed house. Entered into contract on 11/3/08; closed on 12/15/08; deed recorded on 12/18/08.
4. BERGEN BEACH $1,250,000
2241 East 66th Street GMAP
2,235-sf, 1-family house. Entered into contract on 4/26/08; closed on 10/28/08; deed recorded on 12/16/08.
5. CARROLL GARDENS $1,250,000
148 Degraw Street GMAP
This four-family townhouse was an Open House Pick back in November ’07, when it was asking $1,649,000. StreetEasy recorded six price chops before it finally went into contract. The last asking was $1,275,000. Entered into contract on 9/4/08; closed on 12/9/08; deed recorded on 12/19/08.
108 Berkeley photo from PropertyShark.
Ok MR and you are da po po. 😉
Biff and Muffy;
I think Aussie has a point. You have to define “the spread” before teams can be chosen up. If the over-under line is a 20% decline in Brownstone Brooklyn’s average selling price, then put me on Sebb’s team.
Point, whiners.
Great so now that we have teams here are the rules:
Anyone on a team is obviously there because their strongly held beliefs are so well known that none of the rest of us really want to hear it anymore.
So if you are on a team and see something that you think underlines your point don’t post anything except “One for bulls” or “Point, bears”.
That way the rest of us can avoid your postings all together and people with interesting, new, or relevant information won’t get crowded out.
What a relief that will be.
No, SnarkSlope – was thinking you were a bear, hence on my team…
Who pays $925/sq ft in BellTel? Seems high for the building/area.
“Hmmm, I’m not sure if SnarkSlope, Aussie and i disagree are bulls.”
I might fling a lot of bull, but I don’t count myself as one.
G’day Biff + Muffy. If a Bull is a person who doesn’t think that 40% (average) declines are coming then put me on Sebbs team. Just to be clear that dosen’t mean Muffy wont be able to buy, at a 40% discount to original list price, a distressed home from some poor bugger going under. I’m talking about, as I think most people are, a 40% average price drop peak to valley.
Anyway I will be the Brownstoner Asian conection from next week. I’ll be keeping a keen eye for the next couple of years from there.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Hmmm, I’m not sure if SnarkSlope, Aussie and i disagree are bulls. The bulls are getting harder to find. Maybe DIBS? benson? sam? I’m reaching here…
It might turn out to be 5-on-1 after all!