Open House Picks: Six Months Later 7/27/07
Comment: Decent pricing=sales all around for this batch. How ’bout that markup on the Cobble Hill house? Open House Picks 7/27/07 [Brownstoner]
Comment: Decent pricing=sales all around for this batch. How ’bout that markup on the Cobble Hill house?
Open House Picks 7/27/07 [Brownstoner]
1:19….
You do realize that 4 homes selected each week by Brownstoner for open house picks does not a reasonable sampling of the Brooklyn Brownstone market make.
Even with your stats from Jan. 2006, four homes each week isn’t really going to give us accurate information on what has and has not sold across the area.
There is no record. Without a larger sampling, I’d say it’s practically useless info.
Hah! I know where this is going …
Anyway, just for fun (regardless of your stance on the “market”) click through to read the comments from “Open House Picks 7/27/07” at the top regarding the Mew’s House (Cobble Hill – 14 Warren Place).
Too funny.
BTW, I love seeing list versus close … it’s the only real data worth analyzing.
When listings disappear or are pulled, and there is no further information or record of sale, it’s usually because they were taken off the market.
If these houses were in Carroll Gardens, they would have sold for 65% over asking, totally. And they would have been worth every penny.
Well call me an uber Troll. I’ve tracked every open house since Jan 06. I’d send the list to Brownstoner, but he probably wouldn’t post it. The record is not so good.
Ok…so basically two of the properties have been pulled so alreay the “one out of four has sold” comment is inaccurate.
That’s what I’m talking about.
So I stand by my assertion that 12:57 is a troll.
actually, we couldn’t find info on two of the properties from last week’s batch because the listings seem to have been pulled. didn’t want to do it when we had little info to go on since it doesn’t really shed light on anything.
Is it based in fact though, 1:13????
This is an anonymous blog riddled with brokers and renters who are pissed off.
I don’t think we can accept things like that at face value without links to said properties saying they are still on the market.
Park Slope is soft now, let’s not forget.