House of the Day: More Dean Street Action
In the wake of Thursday’s news that 152 Dean had gone into contract $150,000 above asking price, it seems timely to look at another new listing on Dean Street with a similar profile. We don’t know the exact address (but are counting on someone telling us) of this 4-story, 3-family brick, but it looks like…
In the wake of Thursday’s news that 152 Dean had gone into contract $150,000 above asking price, it seems timely to look at another new listing on Dean Street with a similar profile. We don’t know the exact address (but are counting on someone telling us) of this 4-story, 3-family brick, but it looks like it’s on an attractive stretch of the street. The house has been recently renovated with some modern touches, but a decent amount of original detail appears to remain. We suspect it may be a little more built out than some buyers would like, but clearly the reno was a quality job. From nothing more than looking at a few photos, 152 Dean feels more up our alley, but we’re sure this won’t have a hard time attracting buyers. Do you think $2.2 million is on the mark?
Dean Street Townhouse [Brown Harris Stevens]
152 Dean Street In Contract [Brownstoner]
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz………..Where do all these real estate experts come from? Can’t they go back there?
i think it is bergen b/t bond and nevins… there are quite a few 3 story buildings on that block…
Good value. I think YES. I don’t think there is any rent control. does any ne know?
What block is that on? I see the bike lane so it’s either Dean or Union. Unless the rentals are controlled this looks like good value.
What block is that on? I see the bike lane so it’s either Dean or Union. Unless the rentals are controlled this looks like good value.
Here is another house. One block over for $500K less.
http://www.cobbleheights.com/
ref#: 5275863
There are different views about the same market. Can anyone decipher this riddle?
Here is another house. One block over for $500K less.
http://www.cobbleheights.com/
ref#: 5275863
There are different views about the same market. Can anyone decipher this riddle?
It’s on Dean between Bond & Nevins. What do you think the tenant quarters look like? There ain’t pix of the two upper floors (the rentals.) Fair price for a place like this $1.7/1.8 then you can sink another $500,000 and make it nice.
I strongly disagree, Anon 7:37pm.
Lots of people can afford that place. Who do you think is paying those prices? It’s obvious that many weathly people use Brownstoner as a resource when researching a home purchase in Brooklyn.
Most of the “dissing” done on this sight is valid. I supervise lots of construction, and based on my own experience posters on this sight are by and large pretty astute — even Brownstoner (ha ha).
Let’s see you idiots put up pix of where you live before you start dissing every house that comes on the market that you could NEVER AFFORD ANYWAY.