A Civil War era brownstone at 192 Columbia Heights in Brooklyn Heights sold off market for $24.5 million on July 6, 2026, the borough's highest recorded residential price of the year. Ravi Kantha of Serhant represented the seller. The buyer took title as Luffy & Friends LLC.
A Civil War era brownstone at 192 Columbia Heights sold in an off-market transaction for $24.5 million on July 6, 2026, the highest recorded residential price in Brooklyn so far this year. Ravi Kantha of Serhant represented the seller, 192 Columbia Heights LLC. The buyer is an anonymous entity, Luffy & Friends LLC.
The house measures approximately 7,900 square feet across a twenty-five-foot width, with seven bedrooms. It last traded in 2018 for just under $12 million, when it was sold by the former Granite Broadcasting chief executive W. Don Cornwell and his wife, Saundra. The current price doubles that basis across an eight-year hold.
Columbia Heights runs along the western edge of Brooklyn Heights above the Promenade, with unobstructed harbor and Lower Manhattan frontage. It is the borough's most consistently expensive residential street, and an off-market clearing at $24.5 million indicates a buyer pool that no longer requires public exposure to find its price.