Brooklyn Listings Six Months Later: Three Sold
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Brooklyn Listings Six Months Later: Three Sold
"The renovated Park Slope brownstone features a roof deck and landscaped rear yard, selling in April for the asking price of $5.6 million."
"The Boerum Hill single-family brick house, with four floors and distinctive details, sold in January for $4.965 million, which was $30,000 under the asking price."
"The Crown Heights row house, a two-family property with a triplex and garden rental, retains many original details and is still available."
"The early 20th century Prospect Lefferts Gardens row house, showcasing extensive woodwork, sold in January for $2.115 million, which was $135,000 under the asking price."
Four homes in Brooklyn neighborhoods were reviewed for their sales outcomes. A renovated Park Slope brownstone sold for $5.6 million. A Boerum Hill brick house sold for $4.965 million, slightly under asking. A Crown Heights row house remains unsold. A Prospect Lefferts Gardens row house sold for $2.115 million, also under asking. Each property showcases unique architectural details and features.
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