you do hate to see thatYou will often see a comment on Manhattan Loft Guy to the effect that a seller missed the best opportunity to sell (First Quarter 2008, aka The Peak) by being too aggressive in pricing,…
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260 Fifth Avenue loft missed opportunity to sell before world found out about nearby development
Tagged with: 2006, Bathroom, Design, Empire State, Fifth, Hotel, Idiosyncratic, Met Life, Staging, View
330 Spring Street loft sells near par from 2006 (an improvement)
celeb buyer does the deed Don’t you get tired of this relentless seller’s market stuff, with lofts closing higher, higher, and higher? My buyers certainly do! So this post is for them (and, perhaps, you), recounting the details of…
Tagged with: Bidding War, Celebrities, Ear Inn, Philip Johnson, Protest, Sanitation, Spring, Stubborn, Urban Glass House, View
penthouse loft at 420 West 25 Street did not sell a year ago, but does now (higher)
2 in a row may not be a trend, but is interesting I hope that this post, following yesterday’s (April 30, unsold 2010 into 2011, 49 East 21 Street loft sells 18% higher), is more additional than redundant, as…
Lion’s Head loft at 121 West 19 Street takes a long time to lose 9% since 2007 resale
our long national nightmare is over This is not new news, as the contract was signed unusually long ago, but the “1,920 sq ft” duplex Manhattan loft #3B at 121 West 19 Street (Lion’s Head) finally sold on February…
Tagged with: Lions Head, Mezzanine, Peak, Photos, Price Drop, Rental, Stobborn, View, West 19, Windows
took a while for architects to wake up to gut project loft at 39 Worth Street
why so long to get to small discount? The broker babble for the “2,000 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2W at 39 Worth Street in Tribeca’s business district is not subtle: AN ARCHITECT’S DREAM Bring your design team to this classic…
OYAToMLG downtown artist loses views of her muse, is sad but not angry
grace, personified A quick (last!) one from New Orleans, kinda sorta like a diversion, but certainly Manhattan real estate related. One Year Ago Today on Manhattan Loft Guy I posted about an artist featured in a New York Times…
TYAToMLG talking about the huge premium that some people will pay for a view, in this case of Madison Square
hitting it out of the ballparkAs on Monday (March 18, OYAToMLG talking about post-Peak and square floor plans at 161 Hudson Street) this will be a relatively short post based on the Manhattan Loft Guy archives, due to the conflicts…
Tagged with: Appraisers, Comps, East 26, Eleventh, Madison Square, Neighbor, Oyatomlg, River, Tyatomlg, View
market corrects too-low price drop at Chelsea Mercantile, just as it's supposed to
Conventional Wisdom, vindicatedRegular readers of Manhattan Loft Guy know that I often observe that, absent a thin buyer pool, The Market will correct a price drop that is ‘too low’ by having multiple bidders push the clearing price above the…
Tagged with: Chelsea Mercantile, Comps, Conventional Wisdom, Discount, Layout, Light, Neighbor, Seventh, View, Volume
119 Chambers Street loft with roof view discovers its clearing price, eventually
nicely played, photographer; nicely playedThe listing photos in support of the recent sale of the “2,236 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 4th floor at 119 Chambers Street don’t lie: that is the Gehry building and that is the Woolworth…
Tagged with: Chambers, Discount, Gehry, Motivation, Price Discovery, Rent, Taxes, View, Woolworth, Yearend
about that bidding war for (not THAT) well-dressed 395 Broadway loft
after a day for love, many loved this loft, only one was chosen (sigh)There were broken hearts all over the highway when the bidding war for the “1,200 sq ft” Manhattan loft #14A at 395 Broadway came to an end…
Tagged with: Bidding War, broadway, Comps, Floor Plan, Light, Neighbor, Renovation, Storm, View, Windows
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