the Slate title says it all “Capturing a Stunning Church from Entrance to Altar, in One Image” does just that, with a couple of examples from Manhattan.
Year: 2013
diversion is futbol, but not US National Teams
former USMNT, however Fans of US soccer know Bob Bradley as the former coach of the men’s national team and the father of Michael, the bedrock of that team at midfield. I know that coaches at this level are nomads, going…
commodious penthouse loft at 130 Fulton Street sells after 1 year, 27% off first ask
up 1.4% over 2006 sponsor sale, but still Continuing a theme this week that it is possible for a seller to over-reach even in a seller’s market, I present for your consideration the Manhattan Penthouse loft at 130 Fulton Street, “commodious”…
classic loft project at 644 Broadway sells above ask after difficult price discovery
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the story is longer than it looks from a quick look Maybe there’s a trend being born here, about downtown Manhattan lofts that have more trouble than typical buy-it-or-it’s-gone loft (or, a trend dying with this post). Today’s loft, submitted…
fab 160 Wooster Street loft learns even beauty has to be priced right
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10 months to contract in a Seller’s Market Here’s the thing about a Seller’s Market: it only benefits a seller who prices right (enough). For the “1,746 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2C at 160 Wooster Street at the top of…
same-loft resales are data points in The Market, not The Market itself (as at 208 Fifth Avenue)
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granular data and the big picture I’ve been thinking about the quality of data, and about what data mean, in the Manhattan residential real estate market after my post about the StreetEasy Condo Index (October 5, in praise of StreetEasy,…
diversion is a distraction: what Sherman could learn from A-Rod about ambition
weirder & weirder You could look at the post-season campaign of Alex Rodriguez as a single-handed attempt to revive law firm profits. Or you could look at the lawsuit against Major League Baseball and Bud Lite (did I leave anyone…
in praise of StreetEasy, not to bury it
Sandy Mattingly
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much beleaguered, of late I’ve been mulling over a post about the many and various changes to StreetEasy that seem to have dropped (thudded) into the lives of so many fans of the Manhattan residential real estate market, but that’s…
strict 2-bedroom loft at 222 Park Avenue South takes a while to find its buyer
Sandy Mattingly
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appreciating the personal style I am not going to repeat the Caps Lock portion, but I can testify that the opening bit of broker babble about the “2,500 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3E at 222 Park Avenue South at the…
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55 White Street loft beats ask by 8%, peak by 15%
a lot of light from second floor There are some fancy numbers assocaited with the “2,006 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2B at 55 White Street: it sold on September 3 for an even $4mm, 8% higher than the asking price;…
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