Open House Picks: Six Months Later
Comment: No great shakes. Open House Picks 8/20/10 [Brownstoner]
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Different 15th street house, that one. The other one was my friend’s house and that one is not.
I think Hoyt and Claremont are priced too high! Good for 15th Street seller, that’s a former neighbor of mine so am glad he got close to what he was asking
345 Hoyt has been on/off the market pretty much since it sold back in 2007. It was overpriced then, it’s over priced now and there’s nothing special about the interior renovation but there is some potential with the terrace over the garage and of course a three car garage is pretty unique. I’d buy it at 1.4, above that forget it.
202 has gone in and out of contract several times. I think the sellers overpaid in 2006, and the tighter lending environment is making it hard to find a buyer with enough love and cash, that they won’t have to take too much of a loss upon selling. We’ll see if it takes this time.
Pretty sure 345 Hoyt was a HotD or discussed, and we all thought it was too tiny (15′ IIRC) to justify that price.
I don’t understand the logic of listing too high, chopping, and wasting 8-10-12 months chasing the market. If you want to move your house, price it appropriately. If you’re not ready to sell then stay on the sidelines.
Did 202 Clermont finally go into contract? I thought so, but there’s nothing in ACRIS indicating a sale.
Went to look at 600 Hancock last summer. Agent never showed up.
Not real impressive, but I am not a real estate professional that is why I am not brimming over with enthusiasm for a luke warm market.
While I’m at it, providing content for free, 204 Clermont is either off-market (Trulia), in contract (streeteasy) or available for sale at $1,545,000 (Brooklyn properties.) If I weren’t so lazy, I’d call the agent to find out the story.