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1. BAY RIDGE $2,100,000
7601 Narrows Avenue GMAP (left)
This single-family last sold for $999,999 in 2005, according to Property Shark. The house first hit the market in September, priced at $2,900,000, according to StreetEasy; it was asking $2.5 million by the time it was an Open House Pick in January. Entered into contract on 4/20/09; closed on 5/29/09; deed recorded on 6/4/09.

2. BOERUM HILL $1,715,000
203 Dean Street GMAP (right)
This 3,600-sf house hadn’t changed hands in 40 years, according to its listing: “This handsome and detail filled Boerum Hill brownstone is ready for your creative and sensative (sic) updating…it has all the details you want in a Landmarked townhome: dramatic parlour arch, elaborate plaster molding along with crown moldings and medallions, built-in cabinetry, 11 foot high parlour ceilings…” Entered into contract on 5/29/09; closed on 5/29/09; deed recorded on 6/3/09.

3. PARK SLOPE $1,595,000
506 10th Street GMAP
This 2,052-sf, two-family brownstone was evidently priced to sell: It hit the market in early February asking $1,595,000, according to StreetEasy, and was in contract within a couple weeks. Listing had this to say: “Exquisitely renovated, architect-designed 3 story, 1 family (legal 2 family) brownstone. This light-filled home has many restored details including plaster moldings, marble mantel, pocket doors and walnut stair rail, all of which blend seamlessly with the modern bathrooms and kitchen design.” Entered into contract on 2/13/09; closed on 5/28/09; deed recorded on 6/4/09.

4. GREENPOINT $1,320,000
21 Greenpoint Avenue GMAP
A 3,300-sf, two-family, according to PropShark. Entered into contract on 12/19/08; closed on 5/28/09; deed recorded on 6/5/09.

5. FORT GREENE $1,300,000
249 Carlton Avenue GMAP
This 3,330-square-foot brownstone was a House of the Day in February, when it was listed for $1.5 million. Listing said it needed TLC. Entered into contract on 4/10/09; closed on 5/28/09; deed recorded on 6/5/09.

7601 Narrows photo from StreetEasy; 203 Dean photo from Property Shark.


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  1. “Brownstones Half Off: You keep mentioning Case-shiller, the index does not factor in Multi family or condos-Coops.
    How is this relivant to NYC real estate?”

    I also keep mentioning that the index went up +200% trough to peak and multi-fams/coops/condos all went up +200% trough to peak. That’s relevant like a muthafucka! There’s only one housing market.

    Can you explain to me in detail why it’s not relevant? I didn’t think so.

    ***Bid half off peak comps***

  2. “You got me What. I plead guilty to not knowing the exact boundaries between 11238 and 11205.

    Posted by: wasder at June 9, 2009 9:23 PM”

    Wasder you make it hard for me to hate you ; ^ } .

    The What (Good night Wasder)

    Someday this war is gonna end..

  3. “Remember this?

    Pretty sure that the Carlton Ave house is in 11238 What.

    Posted by: wasder at June 9, 2009 12:20 PM

    Nope dumbass it’s 11205! Tell Brownstoner to start posting 11238 and 11216!!!

    WASDER Brownstoner does not post sales within 11238 and 11216???????

    What’s up with that???”

    You got me What. I plead guilty to not knowing the exact boundaries between 11238 and 11205.

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