Open House Picks: Six Months Later
Comment: Not a lot to go on. Open House Picks 5/21/10 [Brownstoner] Previous Six Months Later Posts [Brownstoner]
Comment: Not a lot to go on.
Open House Picks 5/21/10 [Brownstoner]
Previous Six Months Later Posts [Brownstoner]
Thanks Maly.
I just delisted one of my byatches. . .
293 Prospect was delisted in May after 2 failed contracts; there were 2 rental listings over the summer, the last of which was pulled at the end of August (whether it rented or not I’m not sure – the rental market is not yet as transparent.) If the upper duplex rented for the $4,250 they asked for, and the garden rental for $1,800 (last available rental info), that would put the “value” of the house (as strict financial even trade from the owner’s POV, tax advantage included) as $1,250,000 (the last asking price was $1,750,000)
Speaking of “delisted” what happened to the neighboring house at 293 Prospect? It was in contract, then no longer available on April 11, then re-listed the next day, then de-listed the next day, and finally de-listed in May.
20% below your first asking price in Jan 2010, according to Streeteasy.
“13% below your last asking price” – By Boerumresident on November 19, 2010 12:46 PM
How much below first asking price?
Grrr…
***Bid half off peak comps***
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-w-2FFFyvE
Or, as noted, we all get confused.
Anything can happen, this is a system that relies on individual real estate agents updating their listings correctly. However, in this instance, it’s highly unlikely. I’ve seen listing go from “in Contract” to “delisted” to “closed”, but typically it all happens with 2 or 3 months.