Just Sold in Brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG $1,470,000 10 Orient Avenue GMAP Two-family townhouse, 3,000 square feet, with three-bedroom, one-bath duplex over two-bedroom, two-bath duplex with basement, exposed brick, four decorative fireplaces, tin ceilings, patio and garage. Taxes $2,400. Asking price $1,599,000, on market six months. Brokers: Pamela Fica, DJK Residential and Beth Kenkel, The Corcoran Group. EAST FLATBUSH $150,000 745…
WILLIAMSBURG $1,470,000
10 Orient Avenue GMAP
Two-family townhouse, 3,000 square feet, with three-bedroom, one-bath duplex over two-bedroom, two-bath duplex with basement, exposed brick, four decorative fireplaces, tin ceilings, patio and garage. Taxes $2,400. Asking price $1,599,000, on market six months. Brokers: Pamela Fica, DJK Residential and Beth Kenkel, The Corcoran Group.
EAST FLATBUSH $150,000
745 E. 31st Street GMAP
One-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 900 square feet, with nursery and kitchen with dinette and new appliances; building features parking. Maintenance $560. Asking price $157,000, on market four months. Broker: Peter Modica, Fillmore Real Estate.
PROSPECT HEIGHTS $680,000
457 Prospect Place GMAP
Two bedroom, two-bath duplex condo, 1,400 square feet, with renovated eat-in kitchen, renovated bath, washer/dryer and central AC; building features storage and roof deck. Common charges $261, taxes $27. Asking price $725,000, on market 16 weeks. Broker: Trey Borzillieri, The Developers Group.
Just Sold! [NY Post]
Photo of 10 Orient Ave. by Scott Bintner for Property Shark.
LOL thank you @ 3:19!!! hey 2:01pm yeah and then make your way to Malcolm X in Bed-Stuy we will love to welcome those dumb comments both black and white property owners will give you more than a tongue lashing!!!
I’m not 100% sure, but I think that 10 Orient ave was a gut reno, include attic and basement (hence the two duplexes).
(you can see the pics here: http://ncane.com/4rl )
What seems weird to me (which is why the development theory might be right on) is that I seem to remember that the house had the air right for a garage on Metropolitan behind it.
The garage was listed on Corcoran too, and indicated that the air rights would be a part of the sale.
Maybe someone bought both?
@2:03 Why are you mentioning BED-STUY? as a matter of fact just stay in your little bubble and assume that well all of CH and BS is bad..
people do not listen to the creeps on this site
they are probably just new comers that do not know anything about Brooklyn the neighborhood or it’s history!
” i had many racial remarks yelled at me by people hanging out on benches on eastern parkway when i walked from the Franklin 4/5 home at night. (i’m white)”
I’m sure these weren’t necessarly motivated by race, but by the fact that you are a jerk. Please take another walk there soon!
from what i heard from a very successful broker buddy in williamsburg is that the only slow moving properties are in the further out areas – those are the ones that you see where the seller will pay the transfer taxes.
he told me that anything in prime burg – especially within 4-5 blocks of the L is selling well still.
you never know what the inside of the orient house looked like. i’ve seen houses that are blah inside that were good on the inside.
Hey 1:26, me and my husband went to corcoran looking for a house in Crown Hts over the summer. We were told to stay below franklyn ave in our search. I bet it was the same broker you spoke to….lol. It’s all about the benjamins baby!
2:01..most people who are the victims of hate and discrimination can pick a racist out of a where’s waldo portrait. I am white and have walked up and down Eastern Pkway for a few years now with no incident. I guess people like you are easily spotted.
Orient Avenue: two duplexes??? It’s a two-story house with a walk-up basement. Maybe each floor has an imaginary friend.
I live on the block of the 3rd house/apt. It’s between Grand and Classon and officially this is Crown Heights, although both the newcomers and the old timers on the block call it Prospect Heights.