These were the top home sales in BK, Queens in July

A two-story Gravesend home sold last month for $11.4 million, making it July’s most expensive single-family home sold in Brooklyn.

The home, located at 1993 East 5th Street, spans 3,720 square feet and was built in 1925, according to PropertyShark. The sale was a drop from June’s biggest ticket sale, which was a $7.1 million townhouse in Brooklyn Heights.

In Queens, the priciest home sold in July was a property in Malba that sold for $3 million.

Here are the top five single-family home sales in Brooklyn and Queens:

BROOKLYN
1. 1993 East 5th Street
Neighborhood: Gravesend
Price: $11.4 million
Size: 3,720 square feet
Built: 1925
Agents: N/A

2. 625 Avenue K
Neighborhood: Midwood
Price: $7 million
Size: 6,000 square feet
Built: 1998
Agents: N/A

3. 23 Garden Place
Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
Price: $5 million
Building: Townhouse
Size: 3,336 square feet
Built: 1901
Agents: N/A

4. 210 Pacific Street #7
Neighborhood: Boerum Hill
Price: $4.99 million
Building: 210 Pacific Street
Unit type: Condo
Size: 3,131 square feet
Built: 2016
Agents: Brown Harris Stevens

5. 801 Avenue S
Neighborhood: Homecrest
Price: $4.7 million
Size: 5,219 square feet
Built: 2012
Agents: N/A

QUEENS
1. 17 Eighth Avenue
Neighborhood: Malba
Price: $3 million
Size: 6,015 square feet
Built: 2002
Agents: N/A

2. 30-54 38th Street
Neighborhood: South Astoria
Price: $1.8 million
Size: 1,512 square feet
Built: 1930
Agents: N/A

3. 107-24 71 Road #PH2B
Neighborhood: Forest Hills
Price: $1.6 million
Building: The Windsor
Unit type: Penthouse
Size: 1,740 square feet
Built: 2005
Agents: N/A

4. 27-28 Thomson Avenue #608
Neighborhood: Hunters Point
Price: $1.6 million
Building: Arris Lofts
Unit type: Condo
Size: 1,350 square feet
Built: 1920
Agents: Hanifa Scully of the Corcoran Group

5. 34-16 86th Street
Neighborhood: Jackson Heights
Price: $1.5 million
Size: 2,612 square feet
Built: 1930
Agents: James Schoenfeld of Stribling & Associates