Old Miraculously Becomes "New" Listing At 45 3rd Place Listing

The Carroll Gardens' Hunch Back at 45 3rd Place

When Old Becomes New

Look, Brown Harris Stevens is still trying to sell the duplexes in what must be Carroll Gardens' strangest and ugliest brownstone conversion. Except now, they are advertised as "new on the market" by realtor Phyllis Norton-Towers, despite the fact that those babies have been on the market for a very, very long time. The prices haven't yet been lowered, though.
The bottom duplex is still going for $1,595,000 and the upper one didn't budge from its original asking price of $1,555,000.
Back in January, I attended one of the open houses and was amazed by the rather shoddy construction. One would hope that the developer took care of some rather obvious flaws before this "new listing" scheme.
So, I ask you, dear reader, how much would you pay to live in Carroll Gardens' Hunchback building?


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