Tag: Longandnarrow

22 Mercer Street closes up since 2007

  but not as well as neighborThe Manhattan loft #2D at 22 Mercer Street closed on March 4 at $3.05mm, which makes for 2 interesting comparisons. First, it had been purchased in the initial offering of this relatively new condo

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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,

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45 Crosby races to contract above ask / could it be a million dollar renovation?

like a new word?Have you ever had the experience of learning a new word (one that had been totally unfamiliar to you) and then you notice that word repeatedly, in books, news articles, or even in personal conversations? Following yesterday’s

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was it feng shui that got 45 Crosby Street sold?

  or was it more asking fewer western dollars?(This is an extended episode, with many twists and turns; perhaps Manhattan Loft Guy needs an editor.) I can’t say I have seen that many Manhattan lofts marketed with feng shui given

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the last 13% haircut drives new development deal at 135 West 14 Street

down $950k overallThe Manhattan loft #5 at 135 West 14 Street is the latest sale at the new condo construction "Loft 14", having closed December 22 (deed filed January 14). The "2,161 sq ft" floor-through has a classic Long-and-Narrow loft

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64 Grand Street closes UP 12% since 2006

The Market has many facesOne of these days I will do a long post about how The (overall) Market is made up of individual transactions that vary widely from The (overall) Market trend. But not today. Today the news is

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“absolute showplace” at 113 Greene Street in Soho goes for $918/ft (absolutely)

adding value did not increase price (much)The Manhattan loft on the 4th floor of 113 Greene Street has sold twice in the last four years, in nice before-and-after fashion. Yes, "before" The Market changed (Lehman, AIG and all that other

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more angst at $1,000/ft / feels like 2005 in Tribeca as contract (finally) signed

plop plop, fizz fizzI am going to mention this Manhattan loft contract signing while my eyes are still bulging; I will update with a clearing price when (if??) it closes and the price is available. My eyes widened — but

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321 Greenwich closes at 5% premium over 2006 price

  Tribeca condo loft at $1,000/ft (again) I see that I am becoming somewhat fixated on the calendar — in how This Year’s Market compares to some prior year’s market conditions. I am probably not alone in that regard. Maybe this

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16 Greene Street closes around $1,000/ft, twice

Soho on the cheap, with reasonI noticed yesterday that the Manhattan loft #5N at 16 Greene Street was newly updated in our system as Sold & Closed, but no clearing price was visible yet in city records. But when I

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