It’s a New York City miracle! One of Brooklyn’s most consistently expensive homes has entered contract after no less than five-and-a-half years on the market. The penthouse of Dumbo’s Clock Tower at 1 Main Street entered contract at a discounted $18 million after first appearing on the market in January 2010 asking $25 million. Listing co-broker Frank Castelluccio of Corcoran confirmed the penthouse’s new status. He was unable to comment about the buyer or the selling price…
Read the full story at NY.Curbed, by Zoe Rosenberg
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