Look Back, Fall Forward

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Now that the Summer Slump is coming to an end and the new season is about to begin, it seems like a good time to review. Of the houses I've featured since starting the site in early June, as of last week only 7 had gone into contract. However, my main source of information for this was Houlihan Lawrence's site, which has suddenly stopped listing the status of properties. (Which strikes me as a stupid move, since it now looks as if listings are sitting on the market for many months more than they actually are.) At the same time, only one property has had it's price cut. Of those that I've featured that are still available, here are my three favorites:
1. The 1759 Chadeayne Homestead in Yorktown. 4,000 square feet. 5 bedrooms. 1.6 acres. $1,100,000, Original post, Houlihan Lawrence
2. 1936 early modern in Croton. 3,200 square feet. 4 bedrooms. 2 acres. $1,095,000 (reduced), Original post, River Towns GMAC Realty
3. 1777 farmhouse in Ossining. 3,500 square feet. 5 bedrooms. 4 acres. $929,000, Original post, Houlihan Lawrence