Tag: 2005

50 Warren Street closes, off 45% from original ask + 14% off 2005 price

how do you spell O – U – C – H ?It is fair to assume that the sellers of the Manhattan loft on the 3rd floor at 50 Warren Street were quite frustrated with how … realistic … they

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will pricing 25% below 2007 hit The Market in a sweet spot?

will a modest asking price be rewarded?There’s a lovely Manhattan loft newly offered for sale at about 15% above where it was bought brand new 4+ years ago. Why do I think this is a modest asking price? Neighbors downstairs

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shorn but sold at 109 Greene Street

doing what you have to doThe Manhattan loft #2B at 109 Greene Street has sold three times since it was brand spanking new in 2005. This is going to get bumpy, but let’s get out some facts (closing dates and

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73 Worth Street closes by biting a very large bullet in one bite

did I say "large"?I wish I had a transcript for the negotiating that resulted in the June 12 closing of the Manhattan loft #4B at 73 Worth Street. The ‘simple’ facts are that it had been asking $3.2mm and the

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4 months to close, 4 years to zero out at 260 West Broadway

threading the needle to a quick sale, through the Way Back Machine The Manhattan loft #5G at 260 West Broadway (the American Thread Building) slid through The Market this year, starting on January 8 and finishing on May 6. (Not

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at 65 West 13 Street, 3 years = off $20,000, but last year …?

how they could they not regret?If you drew a line between the fair market value of the Manhattan loft #8D at 65 West 13 Street (The Greenwich Condominium) from the sale in May 2006 at $2.22mm and the sale in

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4 years = $15,000 at 477 Broome Street

same story, different yearThe Manhattan loft #33 at 477 Broome Street recently delivered a new data point, with history:April 12, 2005 = $950kApril 29, 2009 = $965k This history nearly precisely parallels the 2006-2009 history of a loft profiled a

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into the way-back machine to close at 42 East 20 Street, down seven figures

not bullish at allThe bloom is definitely off the bull at 42 East 20 Street, a/k/a the Bullmoose Condominium, which was a huge success in the wave of Manhattan loft conversions in 2003. Another candidate for how the mighty have

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pretty efficient (depressed) market at 505 Greenwich Street as both 6F and 7F sell, off 25%

compare and contrast, upstairs and down, now and thenHere’s another take on the theme of my neighborly competition thread (more links below): two all-but-identical Manhattan lofts at 505 Greenwich Street had overlapping marketing histories, prices and success, suggesting that even

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497 Greenwich Street sale was off a low ball?

  Page Six thinks so The Manhattan loft #7A at 497 Greenwich Street closed on April 16, just less than a month after going to contract. Not many Manhattan residential real estate agents make Page Six (I hope), but that

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