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op Brooklyn listings this week

    1. **244 Argyle Rd, Beverley Square West** – $2.6 M

     Stand‑alone house with wood floors, stained glass, ample bedrooms.

     Broker: Douglas Elliman (Jan Rosenberg, Erika Sackin)

    2. **1616 Brooklyn Ave, East Flatbush** – $849 K

     Semi‑detached single‑family home, sunroom, fireplace, garage.

     Broker: Compass (Laura Rozos)

    3. **626 Vanderbilt St, Windsor Terrace** – $1.799 M

     Late‑19th‑century semi‑detached row house, 16.67‑ft wide, porch.

     Broker: Compass (Carolyn Cedar)

    4. **9221 Ridge Blvd, Bay Ridge** – $1.675 M

     House with wood floors, stained glass, renovated kitchen.

     Broker: Corcoran (Gina Bartnik, Kevin Bartnik)

    5. **823 Union St, Park Slope** – $2.995 M

     Brownstone with wood floors, mantels, newel post, stair niche.

     Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Jeffery L. Welch)

    6. **462 13th St #2, Park Slope** – $4,500 / mo

     Floor‑through top‑floor unit, two bedrooms, flexible layout, dishwasher.

     Broker: Compass (Yara Ghossein, Matthew Ceccio)

    7. **34 Waldorf Ct, West Midwood** – $999 K

     Edwardian single‑family home, original details plus selective updates.

     Broker: Corcoran (Ippei Iwashiro, Haruno Arai)

    8. **455 58th St, Sunset Park** – $1.65 M

     Brownstone featuring wood floors, mantels, wall moldings.

     Broker: Abacus Properties (Jeff Surowka)

    9. **293 Prospect Pl, Prospect Heights** – $3.875 M

     1880s row house, two‑family duplex, renovated.

     Broker: Corcoran (Judith Lief, Emilie Crouzet)

    10. **54 Sterling Pl, Park Slope** – $4.495 M

     1880s two‑family brownstone, pier mirror, moldings, mantels.

     Broker: Corcoran (Jackie Torren, Charlie Pigott)

    Park Slope remains the most popular area, with rentals starting at $4,500 / mo and the most expensive brownstone at $4.495 M. Which property would you pick?