Queens Real Estate | < 1 minute read
10 homes auctioned by the Public Administrator of Queens County
BY PropertyShark Staff | Dec 11, 2012
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Heads up for investors and home buyers interested to buy a home in Queens. Tomorrow, 12.12. 2012 Public Administrator Lois M. Rosenblatt will be auctioning 10 properties in neighborhoods such as Jamaica, Cambria Heights, and Jackson Heights. The price tags on the auction properties range between $120,000 and $600,000.
If you didn’t have time to go and see the properties on December 8th or 9th you can still get a sense of what shape they are in by looking at the property reports on PropertyShark.
Moreover by running comparables* searches for the properties you’re interested in you can see how similar properties in the area are priced in order to make the best bidding decision.
| Address | Upset Price | Property Comparables |
|---|---|---|
| 37-45 84 Street, Queens, NY 11372Â | $175,000 | Comparable Search |
| 114-16 210 Street, Queens, NY 11411Â | $158,000 | Comparable Search |
| 37-38 58 Street, Queens, NY 11377 | $285,000 | Comparable Search |
| 107-31 156 Street, Queens, NY 11433Â | $205,000 | Comparable Search |
| 90-11 Northern Blvd #211, Queens, NY 11372 | $175,000 | Comparable Search |
| 94-15 85 Avenue, Queens, NY 11421 | $295,000 | Comparable Search |
| 114-28 179 Streer, Queens, NY 11434Â | $200,000 | Comparable Search |
| 119-35 Inwood Street, Queens, NY 11436 | $158,000 | Comparable Search |
| 34-44 33 Street, Queens, NY 11106 | $600,000 | Comparable Search |
| 167-05 118 Avenue, Queens, NY 11434 | $120,000 | Comparable Search |
*In order to see comparable searches you need to create a free basic account.
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