I did not plan to be away from the blogWhen I left the office on Thursday afternoon for an appointment and 2 holiday parties, I intended to be back Friday morning, ready to blog a bit before driving 5 hours Friday…
I did not plan to be away from the blogWhen I left the office on Thursday afternoon for an appointment and 2 holiday parties, I intended to be back Friday morning, ready to blog a bit before driving 5 hours Friday…
This is my ninth report on the number, price distribution and neighborhood distribution for Manhattan lofts reported as new to the market or as closed sales in the last 7 days. As usual, for information about how I get this…
NY Times.com revenue to suffer?The NY Times real estate website has 677 “listings” for lofts in Manhattan between $1mm and $5mm. Not all of these are real, of course, as some are open listings for new developments posted by agents…
Following on yesterday’s post about Big Media ‘reading’ The Market (making sense is hard / NYT vs WSJ on The Manhattan Market), here is some hard data about the median price for closed sales in all of Manhattan, by quarter,…
going, going, goneI noticed #6A at 18 East 12 Street when it came to market a week ago, but did not comment on it. They held a barn burner of an open house this past Sunday and should be done…
people are askingMany, many, many people are asking what is The Market doing? and are as frustrated as I am that the ‘answers’ involve more anecdotes than data. Two major media pieces stoked that conversation recently. The Wall Street Journal’s…
how far could $150/ft go? A faithful reader wrote in off-line asking for help in ball-parking the potential renovation expense in buying a loft that would need a lot of work. More precisely, he said: I have mostly been looking…
Having done 8 last-seven-day reviews for newly reported loft sales as of this morning, I thought it a good time to recap on a 4 week basis. Forgive the simple presentation, and the fact that the last time I did…
Having done 8 last-seven-day reviews for new loft listings as of this morning, I thought it a good time to recap on a 4 week basis. Forgive the simple presentation. (oops alert: when the numbers don’t total right it is…
Unit 6A at 17 White Street was new to the market on Wednesday, asking through PruDE’s Ruth Hardinger and Michael Norton $3.75mm and $1,100/mo(!) for “2,533 sq ft” with 17 foot tin ceilings “stunning” architectural features and a host of…
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