Butler Place condo at $710psf

Corcoran has the listing for a 950 square foot 2 bedroom, 1 bath for $675K.

Prime brownstone in Clinton Hill (not FG)

Despite where corcoran has listed this unit on its' website, it is in Clinton Hill, not Fort Greene. Perhaps that was a conscious decision, as the list price for this renovated beauty is a cool $2.325MM.

Peep the kitchen with the huge granite countertop and the cool brown wood floors.

Two new units on the market at Graham Condos

A 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit is now listed at Corcoran for $779K.

Another, a 1,042 square foot 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit is also on the market, listed by Brown Harris Stevens, for $750K.

No doubt, due to the popularity of the building and neighborhood, these two will sell real fast.

Last unit at Firehouse Condos sells

The street-level triplex unit at 735 Dean Street has finally sold, at a price of $680K. It was originally listed at $740K.

The new owner has installed white solar shades already, to keep their interior from prying eyes.

New restaurant on Carlton

In the place of the former restaurant Sorrel, a new restaurant has sprouted up - 'James'

It's located at 605 Carlton Avenue at St. Marks Avenue.

Check out the blurb on New York Magazine's Grub Street.

More details from thestrongbuzz:

The menu starts out with crispy sweet breads with rhubarb honey glaze and dandelion greens ($12), white and green asparagus salad with Bucheron and chive fondue ($8), and semolina-crusted zucchini blossoms stuffed with Peekytoe crab ($12). Main courses run the gamut from a juicy grass fed beef burger with Cotswald cheese on brioche with herb fries ($14), to herb crusted east coast halibut with spring vegetables and horseradish cream ($26), poached breast of chicken with roasted thigh, roasted treviso and lemon thyme jus ($20), fava bean ravioli with morels broth and ramps greens ($20), and pine nut and rosemary-crusted rack of lamb with summer bean stew ($22).

Former office space of Rice restaurant renting for $3K

Elliman has the listing for the office space attached to the former space of Rice restaurant. The listing makes it seem like the restaurant is renting for $3K a month, which would be incredibly low. In reaity, it's the office on the side, on Cumberland.

Resales at the Washington Condos

Corcoran has a pair of resales at the Washington Condos.

At far left is a $1.099MM townhouse duplex with private outdoor space and at near left is a $899K 3 bedroom, 2 bath duplex.

An open house is scheduled for the $1.099MM apt this Sunday.

Two parks in the neighborhood make New York Magazine's sleeper list

The next time you need an alternative to Prospect Park, NY Mag suggests one on Underhill and one on South Oxford.

Vanderbilt building with rooftop addition on market

Between Dean and Bergen on Vanderbilt, the owner of this building with a new addition is selling it for $4MM. Yes, $4MM for this thing. It's a 5-story building with street-level retail and probably at least 4 condominium units.

According to the listing, the building is in the process of converting to a condo.

Steven Alan setting up shop on Atlantic Avenue

In the retail news of the day, Racked reports that Steven Alan is opening up near Atlantic and Bond. Interesting news.

Commenters on Racked are afraid they are going to take away Stuart & Wright's business, but I'd be more interested to see what the people at Hollander and Lexer are thinking. Especially since they may be located on the same block or less than a block away from each other in the near future.

Hopefully such competition will lower the prices on some of their Acne jeans.

Former space of My Little India renting for $7K

The space at 96 South Elliot Place is now being listed by Minsky for $7,000 a month.

The makeover of Corcoran's Fort Greene broker of the year

Check out the transformation of Jerry Minsky in these two pictures. At far left is the picture he had up in 2007. At near left is what we just saw earlier today.

Sporting a fresh new 'do, Jerry Minsky is quoted as being instrumental in having "been part of an undertaking which reflects the amazing surge in popularity, demand and property value in the Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and Stuyvesant Heights neighborhoods."

In one fell swoop, he has gone from swaggering broker to a clean-cut preppy one.

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364 Myrtle Avenue Condos on sale...again

For the third or fourth time, the condos at 364 Myrtle Avenue are on the market again. The prices this time around are $925K, $899K and $799K.

According to streeteasy, back in March 2006, the price for the $925K unit was $877K.

the $895K unit was as low as $799K and as high as $919K.