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Hurray! In contract! Oh wait...what?...Relisted?

Started by avenueb
over 16 years ago
Posts: 57
Member since: Feb 2009
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I know contracts signed was at an all post Jesus high in the past month or two, but is this sort of sales narrative going to be common in the coming month or so?: 80 Warren Street #32 in Tribeca 02/13/2008 Listed in StreetEasy by Tabak is Tribeca at $2,400,000. 07/17/2008 Price decreased by 8% to $2,200,000. 10/14/2008 Price decreased by 14% to $1,895,000. Price decreased by 16% to $1,595,000. 07/09/2009 Listing entered contract. 09/01/2009 Re-listed by Tabak is Tribeca. Any conspiracy theorists want to chime in? Discuss.
Response by GraffitiGrammarian
over 16 years ago
Posts: 687
Member since: Jul 2008

I think it's been fairly common for awhile now, avenueb.

Buyers can't line up financing at the price they've bid to put the property under contract, so the deal falls apart.

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Response by aboutready
over 16 years ago
Posts: 16354
Member since: Oct 2007

i've noticed increasingly that properties are not listed as being in contract. they just become unavailable, and then they may or may not sell. making it much more difficult to tell if the apartment was delisted, or had a contract that didn't result in a sale. unless, of course, subsequently a recorded sale appears.

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Response by GraffitiGrammarian
over 16 years ago
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Member since: Jul 2008

Interesting, AR.

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Response by urbandigs
over 16 years ago
Posts: 3629
Member since: Jan 2006

either board turndown or buyer couldnt secure financing...I noticed too that listings become UNAVAILABLE here prior to showing up in sales. Its likely a reaction from streeteasy system to a change in status internally by the listing agent

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Response by Mhillqt
over 16 years ago
Posts: 405
Member since: Feb 2007

If an apt goes into 'contract'.....they not only have to come up with the 10% deposit and sign contracts BUT also have to show some sort of preapproval letter from a bank ,etc for the mortgage, correct? Wondering what percentage then dont end up getting mortgage and deal falls thru(and why would this happen if bank preapproved) and then wonder what % gets turned down by board?

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