a reader writesI have had an off-line email dialogue with a condo board member about the pros and cons of having an attended lobby in a Manhattan loft building downtown, in her case, part-time. On the one hand, some owners "just…
Category: loft features amenities
another illustration from Sunday
make improvements that make your life better, not that might increase ‘value’ Front page Real Estate Section article in Sunday’ NY Times was entitled “Which Building Improvements Really Pay Off?” This article illustrates how misguided it is to pay…
a very fruitful article / NY Times gets into generational conflict in lofts
the third angle: when ‘old’ people like it ‘as is’ and ‘new’ people want to upgrade The front page Real Estate Section article in Sunday’s NY Times entitled “Which Building Improvements Really Pay Off?” has been a very fruitful…
Tagged with: Amenities, Assessments, Generational Conflict, Improvements, Lobby, Ny Times, Roof Deck
NY Times on what building improvements
Loft amenities are not like other amenities / and “value” does not equal resale Front page Real Estate Section article in Sunday’ NY Times was entitled “Which Building Improvements Really Pay Off?” This article illustrates how lofts (and loft…
Tagged with: 1200 Broadway, 22 W 26, 38 W 26, 4 W 16, 40 W 24, 718 Broadway, Doormen, Gyms, Ny Times, Roof Decks
loft owners open their own doors
Now that I covered what it costs for full-time doorman coverage (yesterday), I tested my generalization that many loft owners and buyers do not want a doorman (or don’t want to pay to have one, or don’t have the…
Tagged with: Doormen
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