W
e're taking a look back at four featured listings from six months ago in Brooklyn Heights, Williamsburg, Crown Heights, and Flatbush to see how they fared. Here are the updates:

    In Brooklyn Heights' Historic District, a circa 1850s row house with marble mantels and an original stair sold for $5.7 million in July, just under its asking price of $5.75 million.

    A renovated brick row house in Williamsburg, which was once an Open House Pick, is still off the market after being taken off the market in August.

    In Crown Heights, a modest house with a notable past - it's where Shirley Chisholm launched her presidential campaign in 1972 - remains off the market since April.

    A World War II-era studio in Flatbush sold for its asking price of $230,000 in August after being featured as a Co-op of the Day.

    Here are the listings:

    * 290 Hicks Street (Brooklyn Heights): Sold for $5.7 million

    * 70 Conselyea Street (Williamsburg): Currently off the market

    * 1028 St. Johns Place (Crown Heights): Currently off the market

    * 2601 Glenwood Road #5M (Flatbush): Sold for $230,000