Last Week's Biggest Sales
Despite substantial chatter that the 5th Street was overpriced, its buyer disagreed. We’re curious what the Fort Greene house was asking, so if anyone saw the listing, fill us in. 1. PARK SLOPE $1,875,000 360A 5th Street GMAP (left) Listed at $1,875,000 when featured as an Open House pick in October. 3-story, 2-family home. Deed…
Despite substantial chatter that the 5th Street was overpriced, its buyer disagreed. We’re curious what the Fort Greene house was asking, so if anyone saw the listing, fill us in.
1. PARK SLOPE $1,875,000
360A 5th Street GMAP (left)
Listed at $1,875,000 when featured as an Open House pick in October. 3-story, 2-family home. Deed recorded 3/18.
2. FORT GREENE $1,585,000 $1,815,000
246 Carlton Avenue GMAP (right)
4,112-sf, 3-story landmark house. Listing appears lost in the ether, though an August Forum post said it was asking $2.2 mil. Deed recorded 3/17.
3. SOUTH SLOPE $1,500,000
216 14th Street GMAP
Two-fam fliperoo: Asking $1,650,000 when profiled as HOTD in December; purchased last June for $1,150,000 and saw interior reno in the intervening months. Deed recorded 3/17.
4. DUMBO $1,500,000
70 Washington Street, Unit 11L GMAP
Unit at Dumbo loft conversion. Deed recorded 3/17.
5. BOROUGH PARK $1,375,000
1547 48th Street GMAP
2,296-sf, 2-fam house w/ garage; built circa 1930. Deed recorded 3/21.
Photo of 246 Carlton from Property Shark.
Hello People, housing that cost up towards 2 million is not affected by this slow down and it never will be.
yeah. houses in park slope are selling for $3mn b/c that’s what they’re worth. wait, scratch that… $1.8mn b/c that’s what they’re worth! i’m with you guys.
i’m with you 11:17.
these PROVE people are buying expensive houses in the worst of the housing “crisis”
so sad to go look through all those comments with people saying right and left that park slope house would never sell.
Oh nothing is selling the market is dead, nobody is going to pay this money for these homes, its impossible, its unbelievable.
Im just laughing at all the naysayers assholes every week, your proved wrong weekly
park slope wins again.
Who was the lawyer on the transaction?
I would have paid more than that for 246 Carlton. There must have been a problem that came out of the inspection. I heard the offer was more than $1.9MM.
carlton $1,815,000.
see ^ you snooze you lose.