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]
ah yes–the moronic strategy of raising the price when you can’t sell a house. Brilliant. It’s all about the psychology. And brokers think people are stupid and will fall for that.
The crack is sweet and tasty.
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Why would people lower their prices. New York City has not experienced a decline in real estate prices. Maybe you are living in “la la land.”
Ah yes, 12:09, clearly someone who doesn’t know the difference between “its” and “it’s” and “employ” and “employee” is the person to listen to, not the professional media.
WOW!! Prices raised not lowered on two properties…Is that for real? or are people living in La La Land.
What 12:09 said?
NY has always had it’s own heart beat since the 18th century. Dont believe the media and the fools they employee to spread panic and mumbo jumbo numbers.
As someone mentioned earlier how about doing a six months follow up check on COTD as well?