StreetEasy information on sales?

Statuses like "Off the market", "In contract", "No longer available" are subjective and come from the broker. I think in many cases an unpaid intern manages the feed.

The "Sale recorded" status comes from the city. The feed includes address, apartment number, buyer, seller, amount, document date and recorded date.

SE then matches that daily feed of sales to its listings, and matches them by address and apartment number.

If there's some ambiguity or missing info in the feed, then a person at SE tries to match the unmatched.

To monitor a co-op, it's much easier to just stick with ACRIS. Everything shows there unless the lawyer or title person got the block/lot wrong. To monitor a condo building, ACRIS isn't much use as there's no way to query a range of lot numbers.

For 200 EEA, I'd look at recent UCC1s to see whether there's one for 8L, as those turn up sooner than the recorded sale. (The bank is more interested in recording its lien than the buyer is in paying the transaction tax.) That won't tell you the sale price, but it gives you a head start on googling the buyer.

I dunno, "in contract" seems like an objective fact to me. (*grin*).

All REBNY member brokers (including the brokerage firm you're dealing with) are supposed to feed into the REBNY listing system by updating status changes promptly, but sometimes the brokerage firm's software and the RLS software get out of sync (just yesterday, one of the big firms called me about a closed listing). What's more, SE updates its feeds regularly, but not always as quickly as the underlying data changes.

OLR (the computer system that I use) shows #6G was updated on the 17th, and that it sold at a listing price of $765,000 (that may have been the sales price too, but I'd check ACRIS just to be extra sure).

#8L was updated today at a confirmed price (which is broker-input) of $950K, so maybe somebody read your note.

ali r.
{downtown broker}