"The Park Slope brownstone, renovated while preserving 1880s-era details, sold for $9 million, which was $1.25 million under the asking price, showcasing the competitive market."
"In Bay Ridge, the semi-detached pink house with wood floors and Deco tile is still available for $2.225 million, reflecting a $200,000 price reduction."
"The Kensington co-op unit, featuring three bedrooms and a spacious layout, sold for $912,500, which was $12,500 under the asking price, indicating a stable demand."
"The top-floor unit in the 1920s Finnish co-op building sold for $750,000, exceeding the asking price by $51,000, highlighting its desirable flexible layout."
A review of four featured listings from six months ago reveals their sales performance. A renovated Park Slope brownstone sold for $9 million, $1.25 million below asking. A semi-detached house in Bay Ridge remains unsold at $2.225 million after a $200,000 price cut. A co-op in Kensington sold for $912,500, slightly under its asking price. A top-floor unit in a Finnish co-op sold for $750,000, exceeding its asking price by $51,000.
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