customized space, customizableThe Manhattan loft #5S at 149 Franklin Street that just sold has a very idiosyncratic character and a fascinating (odd) floor plan. No one who has seen it was surprised to see that it was the long-time live…
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high floor low ceiling loft at 25 West 15 Street closes on 2nd contract, 2nd price
strange historyThe “1,800 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 6th floor at 25 West 15 Street took 5 months to find a contract that stuck, using two asking prices (the second higher than the first), but until August all the…
Tagged with: Budget, Ceiling, Comps, Maintenance, Neighbor, Small Building, Views, Volume, West 15, Windows
speedy 155 Franklin Street loft sale shows neighbor's frostbite in 2009
a (changing) market in microcosmThe deed recording the August 22 sale of the “2,438 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2S at 155 Franklin Street was not filed until Wednesday, so this qualifies as late-breaking news in our world: keeping up with…
stubborn loft seller at 44 Laight Street takes a year to get right (great!) price
another one that fractures (proves?) Conventional WisdomThe Manhattan loft #2A at 44 Laight Street sold on May 9 without a price drop despite taking 11 months to find that contract. Let’s repeat what we know about Conventional Wisdom and a…
Tagged with: Comps, Kitchen, Laight, Longandnarrow, Longandwide, Neighbor, Renovation, Stubborn, Volume
down and down 44 Walker Street loft closes after a year, off 7% since Peak
ominous trend lineThe Manhattan loft on the 4th floor at 44 Walker Street closed on April 26 at $1.79mm, which seems not particularly brag-worthy given that it started the marketing campaign way back on November 26, 2009 at $2.3mm. But…
FiDi at $645/ft as 3 Hanover Square loft sells at ask
little attention for these little loftsI don’t often pay attention to the various lofts in the greater Wall Street area, but the April 15 sale of the Manhattan loft combination #7AB at 3 Hanover Square caught my eye this weekend…
the scandal in the quarterly report data on Manhattan residential real estate sales
hiding in plain sightTwo quick take-aways from the first stories about the major firm quarterly market reports on Manhattan residential real estate sales that are in the papers this morning, this one from the Vivian Toy piece on page A24…
Tagged with: Corcoran, Halstead, Median Price, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Streeteasy, Trends, Volume
toothbrush loft at 48 Mercer Street closes flat with 2007
2007 flat has a better curve than 2005 flatThe Manhattan loft #3W at 48 Mercer Street (Hohner Building) was a quick sale this holiday season, starting out on October 26 and closing on December 23. That’s q – u –…
Manhattan loft market mirrors overall market (boring!), except (slightly) outperforms on inventory
data is dumped, for nowAs is my custom following the quarterly reports, the two tables below break out the (limited) loft-specific data from the three major firms that do quarterly market reports for Manhattan residential real estate and then provide…
Tagged with: Corcoran, Halstead, Median Price, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Streeteasy, Trends, Volume
fourth quarter Manhattan residential market reports hit / what's your favorite number?
that time of the year againIt would have been too much to expect that the number crunchers could have dug out soon enough to have delivered numbers to the press under embargo last Friday (aka, last year), so the flurry…
Tagged with: Barbanel, Corcoran, Halstead, Miller, Miller Samuel, Quarterly Report, Streeteasy, Toy, Trends, Volume
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