Open House Picks 6 Months Later: 9/7/2007
Well, this almost seems like a zero-for-four batch, though 750 E. 21st allegedly has a firm offer (not in contract yet). The Cobble Hill house was originally listed at $2.9 mil; we caught it six months ago when the price had been chopped to $2.65. It’s now been fully rented out and is still for…
Well, this almost seems like a zero-for-four batch, though 750 E. 21st allegedly has a firm offer (not in contract yet). The Cobble Hill house was originally listed at $2.9 mil; we caught it six months ago when the price had been chopped to $2.65. It’s now been fully rented out and is still for sale at a slightly higher ask. 119 Bainbridge switched brokerages and was the subject of much chatter when it was House of the Day a few months ago. Brooklyn Properties now has it on their site at $1 mil.
Open House Picks 9/7/07 [Brownstoner]
It’s not?
This is not 2006.
Apparently it is not possible to have a civil discourse without the use of vulgar language
bought my place for 625k in 2006.
sold it 2 weeks ago for 819k.
tell me exactly where the decline is?
12.23 – that depends on the inflation rate
blah, blah, blah.
Same old shite comments.
BUUUURRRP!!!!!
Is it possible to have a civil conversation without resorting to vulgar language or or there just teenagers on today
“I am awake. Real estate prices have not declined. Perhaps you should check your facts.
People have been calling for a decline in New York City real estate prices on this web site for two years. It has not materialized. ”
I guess you mean actual dollar prices not-inflation adjusted? Because real prices have declined several times in NYC history, and they’ve never increased as quickly as they have over the last 5 years.
Five years ago? You mean on the UP side of the bubble? Enjoy the falling knives.