absolutely: maybeI’ve been staring at the quarterly Manhattan loft market data in various metrics …. Blame it on The Miller (for giving me the numbers); blame it on Diane Ramirez (for calling the bottom); blame it on the Red Sox…
Year: 2010
is the 2010 strength in Manhattan loft sales odd, or even notable in a Lake Wobegon sense?
Tagged with: 2002, 2005, Bottom, Days On Market, Halstead, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Trends, Volume
Manhattan loft market outperforms in volume (big) + absorption
nice (rare) consensus among firms!Yesterday I beat up a little bit on Vivian Toy’s traditionally formatted New York Times article about the 4 major quarterly Manhattan real estate market reports for the Third Quarter and a bit more on the…
Tagged with: Corcoran, Days On Market, Halstead, Median Price, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Streeteasy, Trends, Volume
why the race to (call) the bottom? third quarter Manhattan real estate market reports hit
a rainy day also rains numbersI am pretty sure I am in the minority about this, but I believe that major players in the Real Estate Industrial Complex in Manhattan are missing a shift in how consumers want information processed…
Tagged with: Corcoran, Days On Market, Halstead, Median Price, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Streeteasy, Trends, Volume
huge premium for condition, light + views for this 20-26 N. Moore Street loft
what a difference a day makes (+ light + views + renovation)Let’s stay near the corner of N. Moore and Varick Streets, just above my favorite Tribeca bar, Walkers. Yesterday we stopped on the 5th floor of the western half…
20-26 N. Moore Street loft sells quickly if you don’t count 2008 and 2009
what do you get?The Manhattan loft #5W in the twin building coop 20-26 N. Moore Street finally sold on July 28, after coming back to market on February 6 and finding a contract by April 22. Why “finally sold” if…
Tagged with: 2008, Days On Market, Exposures, Lehman, Miller, N Moore, One Bed Wonder, Peak, Renovation, Urbandigs
back into the Soho time machine, to Spring Street lofts circa 1972
The History Channel, againWe seem to be in the history cycle on Manhattan Loft Guy, and there is no telling when it will end. Today’s installment wanders back to 1972 Soho, when a few pioneers got together to buy a…
the Lower West Side before “Tribeca”
great site, great pixIf you have not been to Kevin Walsh’s website Forgotten New York, you owe it to yourself to click around there. I came across it (again) in the course of trolling the inter-tubes for some depth and…
Tagged with: Bicentennial, Forgotten New York, History, Lamp Post, Lower West Side, Rector, West Side Highway, World Trade Center
extra BR + extra bath cost exactly $475,000 at 270 Broadway loft
I hope everyone was polite at the closingWhat do you do when you grow out of your loft? For most people who can’t make to do with … say … 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths (such as … say ……
time travel? a first person account of Early Loft Days in New York
parallels between 1970s Soho and 2010 BushwickThere is a fascinating first person account of someone who looks forward (kinda, sorta, perhaps) to being under the new loft law on a Brooklyn blog that Brownstoner linked to yesterday. In broad outline,…
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle for Manhattan Loft Neighborhoods / Tribeca loses Bazzini, gains Sarabeth’s
old to new, again (and again)The New York Observer noted yesterday that the long-awaited lease for Sarabeth’s has been signed, signaling the end of the Bazzini presence in Tribeca. If the story sounds familiar, that’s because the family that owns…
Tagged with: Bazzini, Change, Greenwich, Jay, Nuts, Physics, Restaurant, Sarabeth, Uncertainty, Washington Market
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