In my recent post, The Myth of the “Big Network,” I discussed how home buyers and sellers most often use listing sites, rather than broker sites, to search for properties. Apparently these sites have gotten so popular and effective, that even Google has decided to drop its real estate feature on Google maps. 
Hats off to these property listing sites–such as StreetEasy.com, PropertyShark.com, Trulia.com, and NYTimes.com–for the information and transparency they’ve brought to consumers.
LISTINGS
24 Remsen Street, Unit 4
Gorgeous 4-bedroom parlor duplex!
Brooklyn Heights
4 Strong Place
Single-Family Custom Townhome!
Cobble Hill, NEW CONSTRUCTION
4A Strong Place
Two-Family Custom Townhome!
Cobble Hill, UNAVAILABLE
One Hanson Place, 17B:
Loft Style One Bedroom Plus Home Office
Fort Greene, CLOSED & SOLD
128 Willow Street, 4E:
Spacious & Bright 1-Bedroom Co-op
Brooklyn Heights, CLOSED & SOLD
36 Cambridge Place:
Historic 19th C, 2-Family
Clinton Hill, SOLD & CLOSED
RENTED-- 439 and 441 Henry Street, Cobble Hill:
Large one bedrooms,
newly renovated!
220 East 73rd Street, Apt. 3F:
An Exquisite One-bedroom Co-op
SOLD and CLOSED
WHAT’S NEW?
Shopping Around of the Best Deals in New York Real Estate
Brooklyn's Priciest Townhouses
New townhouses are rising in Cobble Hill with Manhattan pricing
Brownstone Brooklyn gets new batch of townhouses
Strong Place Parking Lot Will Become Rowhouses
Strong Place Townhouses Construction Blog: Intro
Hills & Gardens: Townhouse Plans Win Praise
New Development: Strong Place and Kane Street, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Three Custom Townhouses.
CG Patch: Public Spaces Add to Home Value Read Donald Brennan’s latest “Local Voices” blog post on Carroll Gardens Patch--and find out about the importance of outdoor public spaces in your home search. Full article here.
