comping is hardFascinating new listing for a Tribeca loft in a fairly recent high-end Manhattan loft conversion. They are asking above $1,250/ft for space that sold in the conversion at around $850/ft, probably with many of the same proper proper…
Year: 2009
are they fooling only each other? / 3 neighbors push, 1 smiles
regressing (meanly)I have been following a funky-but-spectacular (in its way) Manhattan loft and — after noting the last price drop (and reading a little frustration between the lines of the marketing text) — I checked on two other units in…
nuggets from Q4 market reports / Halstead dribs + drabs
not very rawThe Fourth Quarter market report from Halstead (pdf, here) has typically infuriating summary data, with little raw material of specific interest about the Manhattan loft market. As a result, I can weigh in with guesses about what it means…
drip, drip, drip in Tribeca / the sound of price dropping (bird NOT chirping?)
was too pushy, for sure There was a time when some Manhattan lofts were sold as white boxes — minimal finishing to qualify for a Certificate of Occupancy, but no interior walls, probably only one bath, and (often) a…
Manhattan loft inventory as of January 4 = 812
Number of Manhattan lofts offered for sale as of Sunday night: price range # of lofts $500k to $999k 120 $1mm to $1.99mm 292 $2mm to $2.99mm 193 $3mm to $3.99mm 83 $4mm to $4.99mm 51 $5mm to $10mm…
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new Manhattan loft listings + closed sales in last 7 days
This is my sixty-second 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.The stats as of Sunday night: there were only 10…
you price it high, you pay the price / 105 East 29 St #11 closes, finally
from September 2005 to nowManifestly, the sellers of the beautiful 11th floor loft at 105 East 29 Street (with "3,000 sq ft" that have room for 2 fireplaces, 4 exposures and 19 windows) mis-perceived the Manhattan loft market when they…
getting pushy but getting it / 90 Hudson exceeds $1,200/ft
renovation bliss, perhaps The Manhattan loft #5B at 90 Hudson Street was certainly pushing the envelope when it came to market in September 2007 at $1.495mm (we know this because it did not sell). That ask was roughly $1,500/ft…
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