one boat, in a rising tide… The “1,420 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2904 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by Starck) that sold for $1.51mm on September 18 had been first offered for sale in December 2011 at $1.5mm and was…
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most patient sellers in the world sell 15 Broad Street loft after 3 years
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rational market? not for 15 Broad Street loft that sold 13% above unsuccessful 2013 ask
economists weep over the downtown Manhattan loft market (sometimes) In yet another twist on the Manhattan-lofts-that-sell-above-ask theme, the wrinkle that most interests me about the recent sale of the “2,011 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3120 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown…
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agent sells 15 Broad Street loft after 3 years with no discount
boat floated on a rising tide?It is easy to miss the punchline by looking at the Streeteasy history of the recently sold “2,028 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2014 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by Starck), as StreetEasy shows a…
Starck loft at 15 Broad Street with no bedrooms sells at $833/ft, for that reason
a theme emerges The “1,470 sq ft” Manhattan loft #1926 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by Starck) that sold on February 21 at $1.225mm is the third sale of a loft with no legal “bedroom” that I have hit…
15 Broad Street loft resellers could not move to Idaho until they accepted what the Manhattan market would give
(could not move their money, at least)I admit it: sometimes I get stuck on trivia when reviewing Manhattan loft sales. In the case of the recently sold at $1.57mm “1,458 sq ft” loft #3230 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by…
darn 2006 flipper ate up all the profit of 15 Broad Street loft
fasten seat belt, pleaseThe story of the recent resale of the Manhattan loft #1202 at 15 Broad Street (Downtown by Starck) begins in 2006, when the loft was sold by the developer. Remember those days of froth? First buyer paid…
one Downtown by Starck loft pulls head above water, up 9% since 2006, another is down 4% since 2007
it gets complicated When the Manhattan mini-loft #2828 at 15 Broad Street in the uber-conversion modestly known as Downtown By Philippe Starck sold on May for $615,566, that seller realized a (gross) gain of $50,438 over the purchase from the…
another slow open house Sunday coming / 4 here, not many elsewhere
I count 8 lofts with open houses in Manhattan scheduled for Sunday at this point, and less than 400 Manhattan open houses overall. The year is definitely yawning to a close, but Frances Katzen’s team at PruDE will be busy….(remember to check…
besotted suitor finds 90 Prince? 7A in contract
peculiar listing meets willing buyer Why “peculiar”? Because Unit 7A at 90 Prince Street does not have a kitchen and because the bathroom is so … err … peculiar. Billed by Richard Orenstein as “1,400 sq ft” of…
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