Residential Sales in Brooklyn
FORT GREENE $1.35 million 421 Clermont Avenue GMAP 3,288-square-foot, 3-family, 19th century landmark townhouse on a 22-by-100-foot lot. The property last sold for $500,000 in 2003, according to public records. PARK SLOPE $1.05 million 378 12th Street GMAP 1,205-sq.-ft., 2-bedroom, 2-bathnew townhouse condo; eat-in kitchen, oversize windows, h/w floors, washer/dryer, c/a, north and west exposures;…
FORT GREENE $1.35 million
421 Clermont Avenue GMAP
3,288-square-foot, 3-family, 19th century landmark townhouse on a 22-by-100-foot lot. The property last sold for $500,000 in 2003, according to public records.
PARK SLOPE $1.05 million
378 12th Street GMAP
1,205-sq.-ft., 2-bedroom, 2-bathnew townhouse condo; eat-in kitchen, oversize windows, h/w floors, washer/dryer, c/a, north and west exposures; common charges $175; taxes $1,572 (abated); listed at $949,000; on market 19 weeks. Broker: Corcoran Group.
Second item from the New York Times, Residential Sales Around the Region.
Photo of 421 Clermont by Sarah Westcott for Property Shark.
Citywide, 12:54 PM. Citywide. Sales in Park Slope and Ft. Greene are up? Year over year?
“the bitter renter trolls are back in full force today.”
Yes we are. And so are the bitter bagholders.
Despite all the trends, still, the sale of a 20×100 apparently viable 3-family on Clermont does not make sense. Houses are currently in discussion right now in FG for 1.9 and 2.somethings…houses that need work or at least freshing up. What shakes with this one? Might a buyer agreed to leave tenants in place who pay low rents? Is the only available apartment (if there is one) the top floor instead of a lower duplex?
Questions abound.
Where are the stats that sales are down in Park Slope and Ft. Greene, 12:51?
I’d love to see them as I know others would as well.
Who made that claim, 12:47? The point is that sales are down, way down. Prices will follow.
the bitter renter trolls are back in full force today.
sooo nothing sold in Oct or Nov because of the mess. who u kidding?
“CLOSED on 7/27/2007”
Where are you 12:10?
“The evidence is in your face, no housing slump in bklyn so all u nay sayers, just jealous morons.”
I only agree with the first six words you said.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aFMLlE4u40eE&refer=home
Your equity’s going bye bye. Cash out now while you still can. You’ll never see 2007 prices in real dollars again.