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his week's most popular listings on Brownstoner include a co-op in Brooklyn Heights, a row house in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and a brownstone in Park Slope.

    The least expensive property is a Downtown Brooklyn co-op for $899,000, while the most expensive is a Prospect Lefferts Gardens row house for $3.75 million.

    Here are this week's top 10 listings:

    10. A renovated single-family row house in Crown Heights is priced at $2.475 million.

    9. A two-bedroom unit in Downtown Brooklyn's Concord Village complex has six closets and skyline views, asking $899,000.

    8. A 14-foot-wide Italianate in Carroll Gardens features a garden rental, marble mantels, and a curved stair, listed for $3.2 million.

    7. A mansard-roofed brownstone in Carroll Gardens has a garden rental with an owner's triplex above, priced at $3.5 million.

    6. A two-family house in Bed Stuy features a duplex above a garden rental, asking $2.799 million.

    5. An 1870s brownstone in Park Slope is in estate condition and listed for $3.6 million.

    4. A historic row house in Prospect Lefferts Gardens has striking woodwork and a wall of glass, priced at $3.75 million.

    3. A standalone house in Ditmas Park West features woodwork and stained glass, asking $2.5 million.

    2. An extra-large Brooklyn Heights unit in an early 20th century building has period details and a renovated kitchen, listed for $2.45 million.

    1. A co-op in a 1920s building overlooking the Brooklyn Promenade offers quirky charm and recent updates, priced at $1.35 million.