housePark Slope
52 Berkeley Place
Brooklyn Properties
Sunday 12-2
$2,750,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseMidwood
490 East 24th Street
Fillmore
Sat 2-4, Sun 2-4
$1,177,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseSunset Park
515 45th Street
Century 21
Sunday 12:30-2
$999,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseBedford Stuyvesant
696 Halsey Street
FSBO
Sunday 12-2
$690,000
GMAP P*Shark


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  1. The problem with the trulia and zillow types in regard to pricing – is they use published data for all sales…which includes sales of property that were ‘private’.
    Sale of prop from 1 relative to another under market. Or transaction in divorce where 1 party ‘buys’ the other out. So my wife pays me $400k and she keeps the $1m property, etc.
    Sale recorded as $400k and used in their average pricing.

  2. why would the data in trulia and zillow be crap? they both show recent sales, addresses, sqftage, and price. they show the avg price as being around $650k…this may not reflect the MAX price (gotten when corcoran sells to suckers), but it is the AVERAGE price.

  3. I agree with Maria. These all seem to be million dollar houses, and to add insult to injury some are in pretty crappy neighborhoods where I wouldn’t live for free.
    I guess this blog does not deal with the less trendy, middle class neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
    Maria, you and I need to look for another blog.

  4. The 52 Berkeley Pl is beautiful,,,,but I am surprised that you people are not is an uproar about the lack of original deatil in this pricey piece of property….
    To be honest…I would take this place as is!!! Nice but pricey!!

  5. The 52 Berkeley Pl is beautiful,,,,but I am surprised that you people are not is an uproar about the lack of original deatil in this pricey piece of property….
    To be honest…I would take this place as is!!! Nice but pricey!!

  6. Well I’m just thinking maybe Grandma would like to get more than one offer on the house, 1:52. It’s not “smug” to help the seller do that, right? The difference between only one or two offers, and 3 or 4 offers can make the seller a lot of money. Or the seller can then say “as is” and refuse to negotiate lower if anything is found during inspection. But if a house sits on the market forever only getting one offer, then it’s much harder to get the best terms as the seller. There’s like, a ton of shows on TV dedicated to this concept. There are people who all they do is hire themselves out as “stagers” making houses look better, for sale. You know that right? Since when is intelligence seen as “smug”? Oh right, by Republicans and Midwesterners.

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