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Following, perhaps, in the footsteps of Forte (which cut prices on a batch of condos for a limited time), the marketing forces behind On Prospect Park, Richard Meier’s flashy building in Prospect Heights, have just introduced some “limited availability pricing” on a handful of units. (Complete listings here.) The most noteworthy is this two-bedroom unit with 1,547 square feet that just hit the market asking a mere $1,003,500. This comes out to $650 a foot, far less than anything we’ve ever seen listed in the building. We also saw the “limited availability pricing” promoted on two other listings—a two-bedroom and a three-bedroom—though neither get close to the $650 a foot level. Let us know if you see other similar listings pop up. One other thing: Why is the maintenance so high in this building? No J-51? GMAP
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  1. My idea of a dream house is Bilbo Baggin’s house in ‘Lord of the Rings,’ so this pile of merciless glass is my ultimate nightmare. I predict that people who discover their inner agoraphobic will be pinning lots of improvised things onto those glass window-walls.

  2. “Given my $1k offer was all-cash, no contingency, closing at seller discretion,…. closing completed.”

    Sorry, but I suspect you intentionally hid those details at the outset of the bidding. I’ve instructed my attorney to file an injunction to block the purchase. See you in court, baby!

    “ENY…I’ll offer EUR 5,000 :)”

    I should have guessed this would happen….

  3. ENY, Snarkslope – too late. Given my $1k offer was all-cash, no contingency, closing at seller discretion,…. closing completed. Now I’ll start the auction for it at 10k (10+ bagger)

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