it ain’t the ‘needs updating’ condition The “1,238 sq ft” (interior) loft #6B at 118 Wooster Street in the heart of Soho that just sold for $2.45mm didn’t sell because of the quality of the interior space. Although there’s a…
Tag: Soho
not many true artist lofts in Tribeca (one fewer as 145 Chambers Street sells at $821/ft)
and they say there are no Manhattan loft bargains left The “1,700 sq ft” Tribeca loft 145 Chambers Street #2 just sold for $1.395mm, which I’ve already told you in the headline is $821/ft. (And by “just sold”, I mean yesterday,…
nine years ago today … Manhattan Loft Guy post #1
how many ‘years’ is that in Internet time? (Can’t say that I miss Lorne Green often, but this question prompts one of those times.) Quick post without any downtown Manhattan lofts to discuss (directly). It was March 19, 2006 that I…
did 11 Lispenard Street loft (Tribeca) sell because close to Soho?
interesting (truthful) marketing angleThe “1,782 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 5th floor at 11 Lispenard Street is so solidly “Tribeca” that it is one short block west of the original Triangle Below Canal block (more on that, below*). Yet…
Tagged with: 2010, Broker Babble, Cash, Classic, Layout, Lispenard, Longandnarrow, Renovation, Soho, Windows
Tribeca and Soho top the rankings in median price by neighborhood, of course
top line numbers are so … top lineThe graph associated with this Property Shark report about median prices for coops, condos and 1- or 2-family homes by New York City neighborhood, with 2012 v. 2011 and 2012 v. 2008 data,…
Tagged with: Lake Wobegon, Market Data, Median, Miller, Property Shark, Quarterly Report, Soho, Tribeca
working artist loft at 121 Mercer Street sells just under $1,000/ft
it doesn’t get any more arty than thisThere are artist’s lofts and then there are artist’s lofts. The “2,000 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 2nd floor at 121 Mercer Street deep in the heart of Soho is recognizably an…
how did 111 Mercer Street get some kind of one-off exemption from Artist in Residence requirements?
inquiring minds want to knowFascinating piece in the The Real Deal today, In rare instance, Soho building has Artist-in Residence requirement waived, stating that the 4-unit condo residential loft new development at 111 Mercer Street will not have to comply…
Tagged with: Artist, Artist In Residence, Exemption, Mercer, New Development, Parking Lot, Soho, Zoning
Wall Street Journal jumps gun on quarterly market report, flogs Soho loft sale you know about
brilliant journalismRegular readers of Manhattan Loft guy will suspect snark in that sub-head, but today, I got none. Josh Barbanel’s piece in today’s Journal, Manhattan Sales Continue to Climb, is brilliant journalism on two fronts. First, it scoops all the…
Tagged with: Artist, Artist In Residence, Barbanel, broadway, Crosby, Data, Market Reports, Quarterly Reports, Soho, Wall Street Journal
WOW, indeed: “wow factor” loft at 66 Crosby Street has late bidding war to close up 60% over 2006
I [heart] Lofts Week continues….Yes, I was a little over the top yesterday in my praise for the (mini) loft that sold at an astounding (for the building) price per foot (that was August 29, unique loft at 236 West…
a Manhattan loft pioneer (of a different sort) remembers, records
a mutual admiration society is revealedIf you are a fan of Manhattan lofts (that’s everybody, right?), you are familiar with the work of architect Joseph Pell Lombardi. He worked on the conversion or construction of the Mohawk Atelier at 161…
Tagged with: 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, Architect, Essay, History, Joseph Pell Lombardi, New Development, Soho, Tribeca
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