The highest-floor penthouse at 100 Jay Avenue scored the priciest contract in Brooklyn final week.
The deal for the Thirty third-floor unit within the Dumbo mission was one in every of 21 — eight condos, one co-op and 12 single-family houses — signed for houses asking at the least $2 million from Aug. 10 to Aug. 16., in line with Compass’ weekly report on Brooklyn’s luxurious market. The whole contract quantity was $67 million.
The earlier week noticed 14 contracts signed for $45 million.
Properties coming into contract final week had a median asking worth of $3 million, spent a mean of 155 days in the marketplace and had a mean worth per sq. foot of $1,379.
The penthouse at 100 Jay Avenue requested $6 million.
Final bought as a sponsor unit for $3.1 million in 2007, the house is a “full flooring true penthouse,” in line with the StreetEasy itemizing. The 2-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom dwelling spans over 2,900 sq. ft with a 90-foot terrace and 4 exposures.
The house has soundproofed flooring and customized hardwood cabinetry. The terrace includes a full kitchen, Jacuzzi and outside bathe.
Archpoint Advisory’s Charlie Homet, John Brandon and John King Oppermann had the itemizing.
Developed by the Hudson Companies, the 267-unit 100 Jay, also referred to as the J Condo, was in-built 2006. Facilities embrace a 24-hour attended foyer, on-site storage, health heart and yoga room and a media room.
The second priciest contract signed final week was for a Carroll Gardens townhouse at 274 Degraw that bought off-market. The house bought for $5.9 million, in line with a social media put up from Compass’ Randy Baruh, who had the itemizing.
The five-bedroom, four-bathroom dwelling final bought for $3.5 million in 2016. In 2016, the house was listed as a three-family property.
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