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]
OTOH I have notice other properties on Streeteasy end up delisted and then sold. It may be how the broker communicates it to streeteasy.
And 5 months is a long time to close, but there may be some strangeness happening. I could imagine at this price point you might have atypical financing arrangement being carreid out, or split ownership between individuals and family trusts, or maybe an LLC is being involved. Who knows, but simply be delisted doesn’t mean that it is not in contract.
You’re right. It didn’t sell. I was thinking about 150 Lincoln Place and got it confused.
144 Lincoln is listed as “07/23/2010 Delisted.”
There is no recorded sale, and that almost surely would have posted by now. There is no evidence of it ever going into contract either.
It means the listing is no longer active. Typical contracts are for 3 or 6 months; if the listing hasn’t sold, you can opt to extend your contract, you can change brokers or you can delist (take your house off market.)
What does delisted mean?
11217, are you sure? I can’t find any recent sale information; if it had sold in July, it would have hit ACRIS already, no? And the listing is marked “off market” in streeteasy.
144 Lincoln sold in July.
Tybur, I can’t explain why people do the things they do. I fear half of the people are crazy, and the other half is stupid. Why ask why?
What is the psychology behind a listing of $1,045,000? Is it priced like that so the buyer feels a huge accomplishment when they ultimately pay $999,999?