the first resale a fire sale?Looks to me as thoughthe Manhattan loft #4F at 1 York Street (imaginatively known as One York) has been the first to flip, and it was not a happy Ozzie Smith flip. These April 9…
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then what? 34 Leonard new Manhattan loft development to be auctioned
wanna buy a building?Back when I was marketing a Tribeca loft that never sold (sellers were firm about what they wanted; The Market was firm that it was not available), I used to watch the construction of 34 Leonard Street…
Tagged with: Amenities, Auction, Busters, Foreclosure, Land Lease, Leonard, New Development, West Broadway
139 Reade St closes up 400%
since 1994 đWhen the Manhattan loft #2A at 139 Reade Street closed on March 26 that was the first time this loft changed hands since 1994. I have done so many posts lately comparing recent resales to sales within the…
181 Hudson Street closes at strong price / why?
why is $996/ft ‘impressive’?The March 15 deed for the sale of Manhattan loft #3A at 181 Hudson Street is late-breaking (filed yesterday!), but is it news? The "2,509 sq ft" "uniquely textured" (??) north Tribeca loft came and went…
Quote For The Day, 2000 edition
the goodsBefore I tell you how I found it, here’s a long-time Tribeca resident talking about the change in Tribeca’s population in the 20 years they lived there, way back in 2000: You’ve never seen so many people under three…
Tagged with: Change, Curbed, Downtown Express, Duane, Ny Times, Park, Population, Store, Tribeca, Trucks
serial renovaters / selling 45 Crosby Street to buy 18 Desbrosses Street
they’ve got the bugIn doing (now frequent!) updates on the Master List of Manhattan Loft Closings, I sometimes notice that the same people who have sold one loft have just bought another. Not that I am stalking these people,…
tales of Olde Tribeca, circa 2010
vintage, authentic, classic, etcWe spent a lovely evening a while back in a friend’s Tribeca loft, with an experience that was like going back to the days when only a few people had any idea what (or where) the TRIangle…
was the terrace free at 38 Warren Street?
of course not! (but there’s more)The Manhattan loft #9B at 38 Warren Street (Keystone Building) closed on February 5 at $2.3mm, which at first looked like a healthy-for-2010 $1,152/ft, especially when compared to #8A, which cleared in January 2008…
73 Worth Street neighbors (almost) fought over one buyer, $84k (loser closes closes down 10% since 2005)
the $84k may be more painful than the 10%The Manhattan loft #5B at 73 Worth Street closed on January 21 at $2.585mm, quite a step down from the $2,877,250 at which it was traded in September 2005. But the same-unit-different-year…
what's up with this down? Sugar closes on Laight Street under $1,000/ft
wishing for 2008?The last time I hit sales at 79 Laight Street, December 4, 2008, Sugar is sweet but 79 Laight Street closing is better, there were several recent sales. One was just under $1,000/ft, the other was nearly $1,100/ft.…
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