MAP: See Where Homes Sold for Above Asking Price in Manhattan and Brooklyn
(DNAINFO) Amy Zimmer — If you are looking to buy in Park Slope or Prospect Heights, odds are you’ll have to bid higher than the asking price to land the apartment.
Homes in these two Brownstone Brooklyn neighborhoods typcially sold for 4 percent more than their asking prices during the second quarter — the highest percentage in all of Brooklyn and Manhattan, according to a report released Thursday from real estate search site StreetEasy.