Suppression of Sales Prices - by brokers or Street Easy?

How many times are you going to post this???

No suppression of threads

Can the sale be found on ACRIS? Have you asked Streeteasy to fix it? Send them the info and I bet they will.

Sorry for the multiple posts.

I asked StreetEasy to update. I will check ACRIS. Thanks.

Sometimes co-op prices take longer to hit the public record. Propertyshark.com has more up to date sale prices for buildings however even they lag when it comes to co-op's.

Wes Stanton
www.thestantongroupnyc.com

I've been wondering what the sales price was for this one for MANY months.

http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/152037-coop-239-east-79th-st-yorkville-new-york

I've checked ACRIS without luck.

now that you are an owner, why are you so concerned that the low price be documented?

i'd leave it alone, unless your agenda is different than you described??!!

looking2return, the broker might've flagged it as sold when it was really just off-the-market.

The way it appears to work is:

(1) Brokers' feeds change the status of a listing to new, off-market, in-contract, sold, or whatever.

(2) SE gets sales records from ACRIS and matches them up somehow with their listing data. Sometimes they can match only as far as the address, so no link to specific apartment number.

Any typos at broker, the city, or SE can result in a lost sale.

I'd bet anyone $1,000 right now that SE never got the closing prices from the brokers before, so you can't blame the brokers for a change since they were never part of the process.