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Chart of the week: Brooklyn’s most expensive homes (2005-2012)
BY PropertyShark Staff | Jul 2, 2012
If you’re interested in expensive homes featured in slideshows and Brooklyn, PropertyShark’s chart of the week provides you the perfect combination of the two. If last week we crowned this $88M pad as the most expensive home sale in Manhattan, this week we’re looking at how high home sales went in Brooklyn from 2005 to mid-2012. As expected, nothing comes closer to any Manhattan residential transaction, yet many of them passed the $10 million mark. Here’s what we’re talking about:
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