Pierrepont Street Co-op Sells Close to Ask
Apartment 3B at 35 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn Heights was the Co-op of the Day back in July just as it hit the market with an asking price of $785,000. The widget average came in at close to $722,000. The prewar two-bedroom co-op went into contract in November and just closed at the end of…
Apartment 3B at 35 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn Heights was the Co-op of the Day back in July just as it hit the market with an asking price of $785,000. The widget average came in at close to $722,000. The prewar two-bedroom co-op went into contract in November and just closed at the end of February for $760,000, only 3 percent off the ask and just 5 percent above the widget. Surprised? We’re not.
Co-op of the Day: 35 Pierrepont Street, #3B [Brownstoner]
You can’t hear the BQE, nor see it from there.
Friends of mine moved out of here in 1971, when it was a rental.
It is NOT too far from the subway, Clark st(2,3) is one block away and you cant hear the BQE. Great building, I lived there for a number of years.
Not to get all math geeky, but remember how everyone always whines about how we should have the median and/or mode on the widget, not just the average? Here’s a case where it seems like the mode at least, and maybe the median would have been much closer to the final sale price (it’s hard to tell just by eyeballing the stats, which aren’t all that clearly labeled).
Are the sepia tone pictures a new feature for stodgy neighborhoods?
>And you can hear the BQE!!
But you don’t have to see it!!
> And you can hear the BQE!!
Not if you’re old.
And you can hear the BQE!!
cgar I must have missed that $1300K per month on 128, not worth.
But the maintenance is too high! And it’s too far from the subways! And only old people live in Brooklyn Heights!
(Thanks, DeLepp!!)