there’s a 2011 new loft development sale and a “reconceived” loft sale, not far enough apart The simple facts about the “942 sq ft” Manhattan mini-loft #6J at 650 Sixth Avenue (in the Cammeyer) are simple: the recent seller at $1.45mm…
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long story about a small loft at 650 Sixth Avenue that finally sells up 28% over 2011
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fab 160 Wooster Street loft learns even beauty has to be priced right
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10 months to contract in a Seller’s Market Here’s the thing about a Seller’s Market: it only benefits a seller who prices right (enough). For the “1,746 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2C at 160 Wooster Street at the top of…
55 White Street loft beats ask by 8%, peak by 15%
a lot of light from second floor There are some fancy numbers assocaited with the “2,006 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2B at 55 White Street: it sold on September 3 for an even $4mm, 8% higher than the asking price;…
Tagged with: 2007, 55 White Street, Ceiling, Columns, Comps, Layout, Light, Neighbor, Peak, Renovation, Streeteasy, White
28 Laight Street 1-day loft sale looks like a whisper listing
can’t be real, perhaps it is one of those We can agree, I assume, that the public record behind the recent sale of the “2,705 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2D at 28 Laight Street in the Cobblestone Lofts cannot reflect…
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adding wall for 3rd bedroom did NOT increase value of 49 East 21 Street loft by 36%
nor did time, or dimmers This is the kind of thing that drives Efficient Market fans to distraction and buyers to drink (or worse): the “1,461 sq ft” Manhattan loft #10C at 49 East 21 Street just sold at a…
56 Warren Street loft renovation added more value than it cost
known unknowns abound I am not unusual in always being interested in the impact that renovation has on value; most people who try to follow a residential real estate niche share that interest. I flatter my niche, perhaps, in thinking…
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77 White Street loft lacks “bedrooms” because elevator is in the wrong place
sold for many dollars, nonetheless Yesterday, it was dark bedrooms being switched (September 12, flipping the dark bedrooms earns 100 Hudson Street loft 20% premium over (near) Peak); today it is a funky floor plan for a Long-and-Narrow Tribeca…
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flipping the dark bedrooms earns 100 Hudson Street loft 20% premium over (near) Peak
who gets the light? The “1,025 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3A at 100 Hudson Street that just sold for $1.535mm with some “customized elements” looks a lot like the loft when it sold in June 2008 for $1.283mm with…
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133 West 28 Street loft sale shows the squeeze in 2-bedroom buyers
an enthusiastic result I am as much a fan of broker babble as the next guy (or Guy) and I appreciate enthusiastic attempts to make linguistic lemonade out of limited assets. The babble for the recently sold and hotly…
90 Franklin Street loft history more like a moving picture than a market snapshot
1 loft, 13 years of activity and inactivity If you wanted a Big Picture review of the overall Manhattan residential real estate market over a bunch of market cycles, you’d do well to play with The Miller’s latest 3…
Tagged with: Bubble, Comps, Franklin, Franklin Tower, Layout, Miller, Neighbor, New Development, Taxonomy, View
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