Crown Heights Home Sellers Have NYC 'Upper Hand': Study

CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — Good news if you sold a home in Crown Heights — a new study found you likely got your full asking price.

Crown Heights topped StreetEasy's "10 NYC Neighborhoods Where Home Sellers Hold the Upper Hand" study released Thursday.

In fact, seven Brooklyn neighborhoods made the list. But Crown Heights led a pack where sellers got 97 percent of their initial asking price.

The complete list, along with median asking price, is:

1. Crown Heights $1,095,000
2. Clinton Hill $977,500
3. Williamsburg $1,300,000
4. Gramercy Park $1,325,000
5. Park Slope $1,395,000
6. Downtown Brooklyn $1,069,000
7. Brooklyn Heights $1,549,500
8. Prospect Heights $1,246,500
9. Forest Hills $459,000
10. Astoria $840,000

StreetEasy looked at four metrics to create the list, ranging from days on the market, share of price cuts to the ratio of closing price to asking price.