but the NY Post doesn’t know that I did a quick hit on my Manhattan Loft Guy Facebook page after reading this November 28 puff piece from the NY Post, Apartments experiencing the ‘fastest market adjustment ever’, because I’m a skeptical guy (in…
Year: 2016
31% gain in 20 months for small Soho artist’s loft with charm but no walls
if The Market doesn’t make mistakes, how to explain this Soho oddity? It is a truism that the sales price of a publicly marketed Manhattan loft is The Market, assuming there is the classic willing buyer and willing seller, neither…
‘architect-designed’ Tribeca loft does modern well, The Market is not as impressed as Manhattan Loft Guy
you could have fooled me Perhaps I am just a sucker for lovely photos, but I found the listing photos for the “1,600 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2E at 16 Hudson Street to be fairly drool-worthy. I love the combination of…
my Master List of downtown Manhattan loft sales has changed, just a bit
it’s still hard to track The Market, especially in a niche like downtown lofts Time for an update about my efforts to follow the downtown Manhattan loft market by tracking weekly (ahem, often weekly) newly filed deeds; more precisely, about how…
new 44-story hotel in Chelsea to crimp some loft views
that’s what (sometimes) (eventually) happens if your sightline goes over a Manhattan parking lot [updated] Another day, another new hotel announced …. The Real Deal had the news yesterday that a parking lot at 144 West 28 Street that sold…
Tagged with: development rights, Due Diligence, East 15, Hotel, Ny Times, View, West 15, West 26, West 27, West 28
sometimes a stair is just a stair, but in some Manhattan duplex lofts ….
you want it straight, bent, or rounded? For some folks, the need to get from Down to Up in a Manhattan duplex loft is a bug, for others it’s a feature. A stair shrinks a space (eats into the floor…
ain’t easy keeping track of Manhattan loft sales, and getting harder
the behemoth’s business model runs over Manhattan Loft Guy’s If I had to select one thing as the most publicly beneficial thing that Manhattan Loft Guy has offered the general public since March 2006, that Most Best Thing would be…
500 Greenwich Street loft sale mocks ‘market efficiency’
unique buyers make deals with unique sellers, market trends be damned You can tell pretty easily that the recent sellers of the “3,963 sq ft” Manhattan loft #402 at 500 Greenwich Street were rather disappointed to have sold their oh-so-classic…
Tagged with: 2012, Beams, Brick, Classic Loft, Columns, Comps, Kitchen, Layout, Neighbor, streeteasy index
2,000 sq ft head to head, Soho loft on Wooster crushes Tribeca loft on Warren
comping is (still) hard in the Manhattan loft niche You can’t have a much more stark comparison between two lofts in the prime Manhattan loft neighborhoods than two approximately 2,000 sq ft lofts that sold on the same day, both…
Tagged with: Brick, Broker Babble, City Hall Park, Columns, Comps, Doorman, Floor Plan, Long And Narrow, Monthly Cost, prime soho, prime tribeca, Trinity Stewart, Volume, Warren, Windows, Wooster
how can a full price deal disappoint? when the Chelsea loft sells off nearly $2M from start
Manhattan loft price discovery can be slow & painful The folks who sold the “3,300 sq ft” Manhattan loft #6F at 205 West 19 Street in prime Chelsea last month evidently hit their limit when they dropped their ask to…
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