Gut-renovated Brooklyn Heights home snags deal after asking $13M
A remade Brooklyn Heights townhouse topped Brooklyn’s luxury contracts last week. The contract was one of 19 signed — six condos, one co-op, 12 single-family homes — for homes asking at least $2 million, according to Compass’ weekly contracts report. The total contract volume was $73 million. The previous week saw 28 contracts signed for $93 million. It’s the second straight week that luxury contracts and contract volume have fallen in the borough, after several periods where contract volume topped $100 million. Homes entering contract last week had a median asking price of $2.9 million, spent an average of 74 […]
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