I didn’t know wenge was that valuable in a Manhattan loft I can see two principal differences between the last two south-facing units that sold in Franklin Tower across the border from prime Tribeca: the “2,633 sq ft” loft #7S…
Year: 2013
90 Franklin Street loft beats upstairs neighbor by 22% only 14 months later
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142 Duane Street loft up 48% since 2005, 35% since 2008
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another Manhattan loft that draws outside the lines The lovely and classic Manhattan loft #4A at 142 Duane Street just off prime Tribeca has now sold 3 times going back to 2005, 4 times back to 2000. Continuing my recent…
Tagged with: 2000, 2005, 2008, Ceiling, Classic, Columns, Duane, Kitchen, Renovation, streeteasy index, tin ceiling, Windows
Chainworks loft at 144 West 18 Street sells in a delightful series for market watchers
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one Manhattan loft building can be a microcosm, indeed The recent sale of the “3,097 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2E at 144 West 18 Street (the Chainworks Building) for $4.6mm ($1,485/ft) got me to wondering if any of the recent…
having it all in Tribeca for relatively little, as 405 Greenwich Street condo loft goes for $1,173/ft
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50 weeks is a long time in the current Manhattan residential real estate market This number ($2.585mm) does not match these words (“newly renovated …. loft has it all”) about the recently sold “2,204 sq ft” Manhattan condo loft on…
354 Broadway loft owners won’t freak out about recent sale
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‘cuz they know what’s a free market loft sale One of the dangers of scanning StreetEasy for recent sales of Manhattan lofts is that the data can be tricky. Take the “4,004 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 5th floor…
diversion about lofts in the movies and a tech mogul’s sex life
spectacular Flatiron loft back in the news I must say that I can’t figure out why it is recent ‘news’ that The Google Man is in an open marriage, but I appreciate that The Real Deal did a loft-peeking piece…
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trading 2,862 sq ft loft in Tribeca at 168 Duane Street for 2,500 sq ft Soho at 112 Prince Street
I guess they got tired of waiting to build their dream loft The folks who just sold the “2,862 sq ft” 2nd floor at 168 Duane Street (in such prime Tribeca that it overlooks Duane Park) for $4.4mm just bought…
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yeah, 520 LaGuardia Place loft sold above ask, but was pricing modest?
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compare to 2006 loft, wonder about renovation Bang! Zoom! That was the “1,500 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3N at 520 LaGuardia Place in lower central Greenwich Village flying through The Market above ask at $2.2mm: to market on April 27…
creating great value in 39 East 12 Street loft by doing a great build-out
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Conventional Wisdom is sometimes right: add value by renovating a loft, reap the benefits on resale While it did not work out for the folks who sold yesterday’s loft after dressing it up (October 14, long story about a small…
long story about a small loft at 650 Sixth Avenue that finally sells up 28% over 2011
there’s a 2011 new loft development sale and a “reconceived” loft sale, not far enough apart The simple facts about the “942 sq ft” Manhattan mini-loft #6J at 650 Sixth Avenue (in the Cammeyer) are simple: the recent seller at $1.45mm…
Tagged with: 2011, Architect, Broker Babble, Cammeyer, Comps, Kitchen, Neighbor, New Development, Renovation, Sixth, Streeteasy
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