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December 10, 2013 03:52:02 PM

Where did you get your Christmas tree?:

stand

Location of stand/store.:

right outside of 1021 Cortelyou Rd, Brooklyn

How big is your tree?:

5 Feet

How much did you pay for your tree?:

$40-50

What else do we need to know?:

The guys said it was $10 per foot, which seemed reasonable, but when we had selected the 5 foot tree, he charged us $60. So even in the context of the shop we were in, it wasn't really a fair price.

Christmas tree prices can vary significantly from block to block. Help us get a sense of the discrepancy - and whether you feel you got a fair price.