great questionI had an off-line email dialogue with a reader of this blog the other day, who really wants to be able to buy in one particular building, and who asked this question. I like the building,I saw a great…
(remember to check the agent websites Sunday morning to see if open house is still on) 57 Bond Street #4E $3.45mm and $1,712/mo (condo) for “2,125 sq ft” of bling-bling finishes (circa 2003) on perhaps the bling-bling block in the…
new condo finds a marketThe 2nd floor at 211 East 2 Street came to market on October 26 and shows as In Contract as of yesterday. Pretty quick work, no? Pretty clear evidence that there is a market for this…
just for sh*ts and gigglesI am not going to go into too many details here, but the new listing for #8-9-10 at 176 Perry Street sorta jumped out and bit me today : “11,000 sq ft” triplex, with taxes and…
I hit 34 East 30 Street #PH-9 when it was fresh a month ago in an open house review, then in more extended fashion in a compare-and-contrast review along with a similarly priced (but very different) TriBeCa loft on October…
bragging, not showingThe 5th floor at 158 West 23 Street was (apparently) sold by the developer in August for (probably) $1.699mm as a white box special. The August buyers are nothing if not quick … as the “1,865 sq ft”…
Having done 4 last-seven-day reviews for new loft listings and newly reported loft sales as of this morning, I thought it a good time to recap. Forgive the simple presentation. (oops alert: when the numbers don’t total right it is…
This is my fourth 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. For information about how I get this stuff and…
(remember to check the agent websites Sunday morning to see if open house is still on) These 7 are in Tribeca, SoHo and Chelsea and range from under 1,500 sq ft to more than 2,300 sq ft, from new last…
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