Recent Sales in Brooklyn
PARK SLOPE $1,150,000 332 16th Street 104-year-old, 3-story wood-frame hose; dining area, renovated kitchen, den, tin ceilings, home office, wide-plank floors, 16-by-100ft. lot (multiple bids). (Broker: Warren Lewis) DUMBO $955,000 85 Hudson Avenue Two-bedroom, one-bath penthouse condo, 1,295 square feet, with dining room, gas fireplace, maple kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, floor-to-ceiling limestone tiles…
PARK SLOPE $1,150,000
332 16th Street
104-year-old, 3-story wood-frame hose; dining area, renovated kitchen, den, tin ceilings, home office, wide-plank floors, 16-by-100ft. lot (multiple bids). (Broker: Warren Lewis)
DUMBO $955,000
85 Hudson Avenue
Two-bedroom, one-bath penthouse condo, 1,295 square feet, with dining room, gas fireplace, maple kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, floor-to-ceiling limestone tiles in bath, hardwood floors, new windows, L-shaped dining area, central A/C, security system and N/S/E/W exposures with skyline and river views from four separate terraces; building is pet-friendly and features glass-enclosed atrium. Common charges $430, taxes $25. Asking price $995,000, on market 90 days. (Brokers: Steven Gerber and Mort Goldstein, the Corcoran Group)
FORT GREENE $315,000
153 Clinton Avenue
Prewar one-bedroom, one-bath garden co-op, 700 square feet, with new kitchen with marble countertops and stainless-steel appliances, dishwasher, oversized windows and S/W exposures; building is pet-friendly and features storage, bike room, laundry and courtyard. Maintenance $356. Asking price $299,000, on market 39 days. (Broker: Rodolfo Lucchesse, the Corcoran Group)
PROSPECT HEIGHTS $526,000
230 Park Place
Prewar two-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 900 square feet, with hardwood floors and northern exposure; building features full-time doorman, elevator and laundry. Maintenance $834, 48 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $499,000, on market 146 days. (Brokers: Anita Culp and Lois Thompson, the Corcoran Group)
Residential Sales [NY Times]
Just Sold! [NY Post]
you sound bitter about not buying .. there are blocks all over the city with a mix of townhouses and taller buildings, it’s not that big of a deal.
They are about to build a 6-12? story building right across the street from 332 16th Street….so much for the buyers doing a little research. We looked at a house right next door to 332 16th about 11 years ago. They wanted $160,000 at the time which we thought was about $60,000 more than it was worth. Should have bought it and rented it out. The thing thats kind of creepy about those wood frame rowhouses is the shared party wall and attic spaces. If there ever was a fire the block would burn until it hits a brick one.
I hear Islip is now considered by realtors to be part of Park Slope and Great Neck is referred to as East Clinton Hill.
Interesting that The Post considers Clinton Avenue to be in Fort Greene