that plan did not work outAs you will see eventually, below, the “1,450 sq ft” duplex true-penthouse Manhattan loft #6A at 65 N. Moore Street just sold at $2.625mm with a huge premium for the (266 sq ft, approximately) terrace.…
Tag: N Moore
TYATOMLG: 1999 + 2010 loft resales at 27 N. Moore Street & 71 Warren Street
playing with time and (outdoor) spaceInto The Wayback Machine, Sherman, as we go back to Manhattan Loft Guy two years ago today to catch up on (then) recent sales of two lofts that both previously sold way back in 1999.…
Atalanta loft at 25 N. Moore Street did not triple in value in 10 years
though cigars may still be in orderThe “2,907 sq ft” Manhattan loft #5A at 25 N. Moore Street (Atalanta) was recently resold by the original owner, 11 years after the loft was bought from the developer. I assume the sellers…
Tagged with: 2001, Atalanta, Floor Plan, Layout, Longandnarrow, N Moore, Price Drop, Resale, Sponsor, View
another day, another parking lot to be developed / Varick Street Tribeca edition
more View Diligence due [UPDATED] The guy at Tribeca Citizen had a nice catch yesterday in response to a reader’s jackhammer question: building permits for the parking lot on Varick Street opposite the First Precinct. The Department of Buildings permit…
Tagged with: Atalanta, Beach, Department Of Buildings, Due Diligence, N Moore, New Development, Parking Lot, Tribeca Citizen, Varck, View
53 N. Moore Street loft finds right price, eventually, to sell, eventually
I love historyThere is much to love about the listing history of the “1,746 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3A at 53 N. Moore Street (the North Moore) that sold eventually (in case you missed it in the title) for $2.3mm…
under $900/ft for a loft at the other (first) Ice House, 354 Broome Street UPDATED
are developers like thieves?Yes! (But not in the sense you probably mean.) Having talked yesterday about the ++ pricing at 27 N. Moore Street (the Ice House) (October 24, turn of the century Tribeca at $1,600/ft, again at 27 N.…
turn of the century Tribeca at $1,600/ft, again at 27 N. Moore Street
turn of last centuryRanking Tribeca loft buildings can be as imprecise as figuring out which angels are seraphim, cherubim or archangels, but it is hard not to put 27 N. Moore Street (the Ice House) in the first rank of…
is there a market for a $3mm 1-bedroom loft in Tribeca? (yup: at 25 N. Moore Street)
(in case you were worried)What is the ‘bigger’ (more impressive) way to describe a 1-bedroom loft: as a $3mm sale, or as “1,886 sq ft”? Both descriptions apply to the Manhattan loft #7C at 25 N. Moore Street (the Atalanta).…
20-26 N. Moore Street loft comps out needing $200/ft renovation
a different kind of paired resale analysisThe brief and highly successful marketing campaign of the Manhattan loft #5E at 20-26 N. Moore Street is fascinating on several levels: it is easy to read between the lines to see that this…
Tagged with: 2007, Bidding War, Comps, N Moore, Neighbor, Ny Times, Outdoor Space, Peak, Renovation, Views
referee ends Damon Dash saga at 79 Laight Street after a year
nobody puts the D in distress sale like DDIt is not obvious from the deed names of record, but the July 15 sale of the Manhattan loft #5F at 709 Laight Street (the US Sugar Building) was of the second…
Tagged with: Auction, Bank, Dash, Foreclosure, Laight, Lien, Lis Pendens, Mortgage, N Moore, Referee
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