it’s nice when it worksI hope the new owners of the “2,500 sq ft” Manhattan loft #6W at 141 West 17 Street got the mortgage they want (if they want a mortgage; nothing’s been recorded yet), but I have my…
Tag: 2006
141 West 17 Street gets huge premium for sparing no expense
Tagged with: 2006, Aggressive, Classic, Comps, Longandnarrow, Neighbor, Poster Child, Renovation, West 17
how did $25,000 price drop do the trick for loft at 263 Ninth Avenue?
my fickle mistressIf there is one thing that I hope that regular readers of Manhattan Loft Guy have gotten from their reading is that “The Market” captures macro trends while the market value of individual properties are determined by individual…
meticulous renovation of 233 West 26 Street loft means +31% over 2006, and a skirmish
adding bed + bath, meticulously, helpsOn my particularly cranky days I don’t react well to broker babble about a “meticulous” renovation, but on most days I see “meticulously” for what it is: a wonderful adverb that — when used in…
Tagged with: 2006, Bidding War, Broker Babble, Correction, Meticulous, Price Drop, Renovation, West 26
54 East 11 Street loft needed only 91 days, but a complete re-do to add 10% to 2006 value
successful campaign, in a limited senseYou can’t tell directly from the StreetEasy listing page for the “2,000 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 3rd floor of 54 East 11 Street, but it took only 91 days for the sellers to…
[UPDATED] yes, the sales dam is finally broken for Urban Glass House lofts at 330 Spring Street
[NOTE the updated info below; and thanks to Reader Tim for the insight]The Market has established the clearing value for the buildingThough it took a really long time, the “1,410 sq ft” Manhattan loft #7C at 330 Spring Street (the…
Tagged with: 2006, Greenwich, New Development, Nimby, Prediction, Protest, Sanitation, Spring, Urban Glass House, Views
Lion's Head loft resale up a tad since 2006 at 121 West 19 Street
depending on how big “a tad” isUntil a Manhattan Loft Guy groupie out there does the precise math, I am going to estimate that the all-time favorite MLG Manhattan loft building is the Lion’s Head, 121 West 19 Street, at…
New York Post scoops ACRIS with 330 Spring Street loft sale
of all things: news in a newspaper!Regular readers of Manhattan Loft Guy know that I never expect to be surprised when reading compilations like the New York Post’s regular Thursday feature, Just Sold!, or the New York Times Sunday feature,…
Tagged with: 2006, Ear Inn, Greenwich, New Development, Nimby, Protest, Sanitation, Spring, Urban Glass House, Views
Lion's Head loft sells above ask after changing firms
unnecessarily?Trust me: nobody cares about how real estate agents do other than real estate agents. The recent sale of the “1,511 sq ft” plus “170 sq ft” terraced Manhattan loft #2B at 121 West 19 Street (the Lion’s Head) looks…
tough times in mini-loft market? or just at 21 East 22 Street & 77 Bleecker Street
eerie parallelsOne of the fun things about the (typically) weekly updates I do to the Master List of Manhattan Lofts Sold Since November 2008 is the opportunity to notice coincidences, and (sometimes) the beginning of trends. This pair of Manhattan…
Tagged with: 2006, Bleecker, Coincidence, Comps, East 22, Miniloft, Outdoor Space, Studio, Terrace, Trend
darn 2006 flipper ate up all the profit of 15 Broad Street loft
fasten seat belt, pleaseThe story of the recent resale of the Manhattan loft #1202 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by Starck) begins in 2006, when the loft was sold by the developer. Remember those days of froth? First buyer paid…
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