speaking of low-balls …Since the “2,325 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3D at 195 Hudson Street recently sold at $2.85mm after having been asking $3.5mm, you have to wonder just how low that negotiation started. A negotiated discount of 18.6% implies…
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195 Hudson Street loft takes deep haircut to close up 385% (since last century)
Tagged with: Bidding, Comps, Discount, Floor Plan, Glass Walls, Hudson, Low Ball, Negotiation, Neighbor, Renovation
testing a media meme in the Manhattan loft lab: low-balling and the too-low offer
your Real Estate Industrial Complex, Media Division, at workI don’t have time to find other examples, but I am pretty sure I have seen elsewhere in the Manhattan residential real estate media / blogosphere / twitterverse a comment to the…
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why be that negotiable in secret? 25 Ann Street closed nearly 25% off ask
what if they had advertised a willingness to deal? There must have been some epiphany on the 4th floor of 25 Ann Street in August: the owner tried to sell this "2,300 sq ft" loft for $2.5mm starting in…
2 tiny drops / 354 Broome Street #5G closes down 12%
hardball, anyone?This one is interesting from a negotiating perspective. The Manhattan loft at 354 Broome Street #5G closed (deed filed September 24, but the clearing price was unknown for a while; it was $1.85mm) after having been on the market…
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