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The Brooklyn aficionados at Brownstoner reports an interesting bit of real estate trickery across East River. It seems that the listing price of a Crown Heights limestone has had an extreme makeover:

[The property] just resurfaced on the market for almost 40% higher than what its listing price [was] just two months ago! The broker? You guessed it: Corcoran. The four-story, renovated limestone was originally listed through Ettelson for $899,000. Out tipster had a particular interest in this development, as she had been in contract for $860,000 at the end of last year until, after two months of being "lied to and abused" by the owner, she gave up and walked away.

Maybe we were wrong. If its worth being destroyed by Corcoran, Brooklyn can't be that bad.

The Corcoran Effect: 36% Price Hike in 2 Months [Brownstoner]