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…
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90 Franklin Street loft beats upstairs neighbor by 22% only 14 months later
Sandy Mattingly
Posted in loft neighborhoods tribeca, loft style, marketing manhattan apartments, pricing analysis, psychology of the market
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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…
142 Duane Street loft up 48% since 2005, 35% since 2008
Sandy Mattingly
Posted in kitchens, loft features space, loft neighborhoods tribeca, loft style, market trends, one bed wonders, pricing analysis
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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
creating great value in 39 East 12 Street loft by doing a great build-out
Sandy Mattingly
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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…
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…
Tagged with: 222 Park Avenue South, Custom Woodwork, Design, Kitchen, Layout, Light, Park Avenue South, Wood
room or light? Tribeca or Chelsea? 2 lofts sold above ask at $2.645 million have different charms
new space or old? I had ticketed two contemporaneous Manhattan loft sales back when there was a summer in New York; now is a good time to check them out. The “1,789 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the3rd floor of…
Tagged with: 130 West 19 Street, 2006, Layout, Light, Longandnarrow, New Development, Renovation, Thomas, West 19, Windows
not all lofts have open kitchens, least not at Chelsea Mercantile at 252 Seventh Avenue
who knew?One of the hallmarks of residential loft-style living is an open kitchen; indeed, I would argue that this element was one of the early dividers between people who liked “lofts” compared to people who liked “apartments”. To generalize…
some diverting loft porn to stimulate your new year
too many Manhattan lofts, with too many photos (!)I don’t have anything to say about the specific lofts you can view there, as the Location Department website is a business site for film and ad location scouts; for viewers like…
ever so rare before and after shots of 39 Worth Street loft
that (almost) never happens (hooray!)Long-time Manhattan Loft Guy readers may have noted the pregnant parenthetical that closed my post on April 15, 66 Crosby Street loft sells for $868/ft as a very tall project, wishing that we (well, I) could…
“loft porn”, indeed (weekend diversion)
the wonders of the webI can’t remember how I got there, but clicking through one interesting link after another this morning led me to this review of The Mini Loft Bible at the LoftLife Magazine site. A magazine for "Loft…
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