30 MONROE Place #1D, New York City, NY 11201
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Property Overview
Located on an elevated first floor of a well maintained post-war Coop, this warm and welcoming studio has been thoughtfully upgraded. Every detail has been carefully considered, from custom kitchen cabinetry, Bosch stainless steel appliances, Italian tile, white-washed parquet floors, updated electrical and plumbing, to installing pocket doors to allow for a more flexible layout.
As you enter the living space you are greeted by the show stopping kitchen. Along with plenty o...
Property Details
Residence Features
Sales Evidence
Recent closed sales
19 apartments at 30 Monroe Place have recorded sales since September 2021, the most recent for $720,000 in September 2026. Prices are the figures recorded with the City, not asking prices.
| 3AApartment | 1 | Square footage not recorded | $720,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | September 9, 2026MLS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5CApartment | 1 | Square footage not recorded | $756,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | May 6, 2026City record · MLS |
| 5DApartment | Studio | 375 | $405,600 | $1,082/ft² | April 9, 2025City record · MLS |
| 1DApartment | Studio | Square footage not recorded | $375,180 | No square footage recorded for this sale | February 6, 2025City record · MLS |
| 2EApartment | 2 | 956 | $1,375,000 | $1,438/ft² | January 10, 2025City record · MLS |
| 6AApartment | 1 | Square footage not recorded | $730,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | August 26, 2024City record · MLS |
| 1AApartment | 1 | Square footage not recorded | $625,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | August 13, 2024City record · MLS |
| 5FApartment | 1 | 750 | $850,000 | $1,133/ft² | June 6, 2024City record |
| 5EApartment | 2 | Square footage not recorded | $1,350,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | December 28, 2023City record · MLS |
| 3BApartment | Studio | Square footage not recorded | $405,600 | No square footage recorded for this sale | February 15, 2023City record · MLS |
| 3DApartment | 2 | 1,494 | $395,460 | $265/ft² | November 17, 2022City record |
| 1BCApartment | 2 | Square footage not recorded | $1,070,750 | No square footage recorded for this sale | October 11, 2022MLS |
| 1BApartment | Studio | 400 | $393,486 | $984/ft² | October 11, 2022City record · MLS |
| 1CApartment | 1 | 800 | $685,953 | $857/ft² | October 11, 2022City record · MLS |
| 2DApartment | Studio | Square footage not recorded | $375,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | October 6, 2022City record · MLS |
| 2CApartment | 1 | 800 | $650,000 | $813/ft² | October 6, 2022City record · MLS |
| 1EApartment | 1 | Square footage not recorded | $645,840 | No square footage recorded for this sale | August 17, 2022City record · MLS |
| 5BApartment | Studio | 375 | $370,000 | $987/ft² | February 22, 2022City record · MLS |
| BULKApartment | 7 | Square footage not recorded | $4,850,000 | No square footage recorded for this sale | January 13, 2022MLS |
Every row is a recorded transaction, including ancillary spaces such as storage and staff rooms where they were sold separately. Those are excluded from the benchmark below.
How this price compares
The median closed price for comparable studio sales at 30 Monroe Place is $384,333, based on 6 sales between February 2022 and April 2025. This home is asking $450,000, $65,667 above that median. The middle half of those sales closed between $375,045 and $402,572.
- Median closed price
- $384,333
- Middle half
- $375,045 – $402,572
- Based on
- 6 studio sales at 30 Monroe Place
- Period
- February 2022 – April 2025
Square footage is recorded for only 3 of these 6 sales (50%), so no price per square foot is shown for this group. Co-op sales rarely carry a floor area, and a figure drawn from a handful of them would not describe the rest.
Across the 5 of these sales with a published asking price, the median closed at 97.4% of what it originally asked. 60% of them closed below the original ask.
How these sales were negotiated
- Sold vs original ask
- 97.4% of the original ask
- Closed below ask
- 60% of 5 sales
- Listed → in contract
- 105 days (about 15 weeks)
- In contract → closed
- 61 days (about 9 weeks)
Across the 5 of these sales with a published asking price, the median closed at 97.4% of what it originally asked. 60% of them closed below the original ask.
Half of these homes were in contract within 105 days (about 15 weeks) of coming to market, based on the 4 with a recorded listing date.
Once a deal was agreed, closing took a further 61 days (about 9 weeks), based on the 4 with both dates recorded. A co-op board package and its interview account for much of that.
These are two separate periods measured on different clocks — time to find a buyer, and time from agreed deal to closing. They are medians of different sets of sales and do not add together into a single "days on market" figure.
Based on 6 studio sales at 30 Monroe Place, February 2022 – April 2025. Each figure counts only the sales that recorded the dates it needs, which is why the denominators differ.
Price trend
Median sold price for co-op studio sales in Brooklyn Heights, 2017 to 2025. The series is held to one bedroom count and one ownership type for the same reason: an unfiltered median tracks which apartments sold, not what they were worth.
| Year | Median sold price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | $476,900 | 14 |
| 2018 | $410,000 | 11 |
| 2019 | $400,000 | 13 |
| 2020 | $405,000 | 12 |
| 2021 | $431,341 | 18 |
| 2022 | $399,000 | 17 |
| 2023 | $455,000 | 22 |
| 2024 | $430,000 | 20 |
| 2025 | $427,800 | 18 |
This building does not have enough sales with a recorded floor area to chart its own price per square foot, which is usual for a co-op. The series above follows comparable homes across Brooklyn Heights instead.
Sale prices are the consideration recorded with the City in ACRIS, and each sale is dated by the day the City recorded it. A closing date reported to the MLS typically falls one to two weeks earlier. Recorded sales describe what has already happened and are not an appraisal, a valuation, or an estimate of what this home will sell for.
Price and Property History for 30 MONROE Place, Unit 1D
Review the recorded listing activity for 30 MONROE Place, Unit 1D, including asking-price changes and prior market dates.
- Last sold (recorded)
- $375,180 on February 6, 2025
| Date | Price | Listing event |
|---|---|---|
| $450,000 | Asking price reduced by $44,000, or 8.9% | |
| $450,000 | Returned to the market | |
| $566,000 | Listed for sale by Weichert Properties | |
| $375,180 | Sold — recorded sale price | |
| $370,000 | Entered contract | |
| $370,000 | Asking price reduced by $15,000, or 3.9% | |
| $385,000 | Listed for sale by Douglas Elliman Real Estate |
Property Taxes
This apartment is part of a co-op that is taxed as one lot shared across 35 apartments. The corporation’s 2026 property tax bill was $285,593 for the whole building. Shareholders cover it through their monthly maintenance rather than a separate bill for this unit.
About The Building
30 Monroe Place
30 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201
A building in Brooklyn Heights, currently featuring 1 active listing.
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Available Residences
| 1D | Studio | 1 | — | — | $450,000 | Aug 31, 2026 | 12 days |
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Neighborhood Context
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Location Context
Brooklyn Heights
Overview of Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Heights is the original suburb, America's first designated historic district, and arguably the most beautiful neighborhood in New York City. Perched on a bluff overlooking the harbor, it offers unbeatable views of Lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. For buyers seeking Brooklyn Heights real estate, it is the pinnacle of stability, history, and elegance. Living in Brooklyn Heights is serene. The streets are named after fruit (Pineapple, Orange, Cranberry) and lined with pristine pre-Civil War brownstones. As a premier Brooklyn NYC neighborhood, it feels timeless and removed from the city's chaos, yet is only one subway stop away.Real Estate & Housing Market
The market for homes for sale in Brooklyn Heights is blue-chip. Listings range from $10 million+ townhouses to pre-war co-ops with harbor views. It is a retention market; people buy here and stay for decades. Inventory is perpetually low because the entire neighborhood is landmarked, preventing new development. This scarcity protects property values.Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in Brooklyn Heights is polished and quiet. Residents walk the Promenade at sunset, dine at Henry Street's bistros, and shop at the Borough Hall Greenmarket. The community is a mix of literary figures, financial professionals, and families who want the best of both worlds: a village atmosphere with Wall Street proximity.Transportation & Accessibility
Brooklyn Heights is a transit paradise. The Borough Hall hub offers access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, and R trains. The A/C stops at High Street. The NYC Ferry at Brooklyn Bridge Park provides a scenic commute, though many residents simply walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to work in the Financial District.Parks, Schools & Amenities
The Brooklyn Heights Promenade is iconic, but Brooklyn Bridge Park below offers active recreation (soccer, basketball, roller skating). The neighborhood is home to prestigious private schools like Packer and Saint Ann's. Amenities are refined: bespoke tailors, independent bookstores, and high-end grocers populate Montague and Henry Streets.Who This Neighborhood Is Best For
Brooklyn Heights is best for history lovers, Wall Street commuters, and families seeking a safe, postcard-perfect neighborhood with elite schools.
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