Open House Picks: Six Months Later

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Discount off ask is just irrelevant. I don’t know why people keep bringing it up.

In any case, over a million is a pretty significant (high) price for Greenpoint, no matter what the original ask was. Have any of you posters been to Greenpoint lately? If you discount the toxic sludge under the ground and the poor G train service, on the surface it is a lot like Park Slope with a lot of services.

Just pointing out that things do sell and week in and week out it looks like prices are actually holding up very well, all things considered. But, unlike your crusade for a 50-75% fall in prices, my observations are backed by actual sales data, anecdotal as it may seem. I think we know who the moron really is.

$820k, cornerbodega…with lots to spare after taking my profits in Manhattan. And still very happy about it.

I sense real bitterness in your posts. I bet you feel entitled to something that you yourself can’t afford.

“I never said that many prices weren’t unrealistically high. Many are, and still are. That will always be the case in any part of the cycle. Just greedy, ignorant or stupid.” ~dibs

quote coming from a guy who bought @ $920K in the ghetto known as Bed Stuy…