to create an authentic classic from a near-wreck is not cheap, but it can be profitable Let’s say the interior of the recently sold (at $2.935mm) just-barely-Soho loft on the 6th floor at 8 Greene Street really is “1,700 sq ft”,…
Tag: Walk Up
before ($1.55mm) + after ($2.935mm) gut renovation of Soho penthouse loft at 8 Greene Street
Tagged with: 2011, Beams, Broker Babble, Ceilings, Greene, Joists, Kitchen, Renovation, Roof Deck, Walk Up
rare small, low-ceiling Tribeca loft sells near $2,000/ft at 355 Greenwich Street
is there a scarcity premium for small lofts in Tribeca? There are not many true lofts in Tribeca around 1,000 sq ft. There are not many true lofts (in Tribeca or elsewhere) with ceilings just over 8 feet ‘tall’. There…
Great Jones Street loft shatters (old) (near) Peak performance in cute Noho corner
remember The Peak? overall Manhattan market data re-sets into new heights The “1,250 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2 at 3 Great Jones Street that sold two weeks ago for $1.63mm had been bought by the recent seller on July 2007…
Tagged with: Ceiling, Comps, Kitchen, Neighbor, Peak, Renovation, streeteasy index, Walk Up, Windows
Manhattan real estate is a funny business: the curious case of the Lower Soho loft at 49 Howard Street
loft takes 3 years to contract, data are hard to track (sigh) If you took a look at the Past Activity tab on the StreetEasy building page for 49 Howard Street (aka 307 Canal Street) you wouldn’t know that the…
stunning Tribeca loft with great light sells for $1,037/ft but it’s on Chambers Street, and 4 flights up
more exploration of the bottom layers of the downtown Manhattan loft market I’ve been hitting a bunch of (relatively) low-priced downtown Manhattan lofts lately (for the two of you who have forgotten how to scroll up: December 10, NoLIta neighbor buys neighbor’s…
ceilings + columns + beams + brick get authentic Soho loft huge premium, despite steps
bringing together Manhattan loft threads about walk-ups and character Of course the recently sold “1,550 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3R at 132 Greene Street at the top middle of prime Soho is most obviously noteworthy because it sold for $2.351mm…
walking up is hard to do: primitive loft at 37 Walker Street sells with 4 flights of stairs down 5% since 2006, sorta
how many stairs in the listing?I am going to try very hard not to snark (too much) about the broker babble that supported the recent sale of the sizzling pad (oops) “2,191 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the top two…
predicting next price drop at 135 Hudson Street
see a pattern here? #6F at 135 Hudson Street has been on the market since July 2006 (less about ten weeks in two Temporarily Off The Market sets). It is said to be “1,400 sq ft” with tongue and groove…
elevator coming to 160 Chambers / NY Times On The Market
still a 1 + 1 with 3 flights of stairs Tomorrow’s On The Market feature in the NY Times real estate section profiles #3 at 160 Chambers Street, which I have twice mentioned in open house reviews (on July 6…
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