it’s still hard to track The Market, especially in a niche like downtown lofts Time for an update about my efforts to follow the downtown Manhattan loft market by tracking weekly (ahem, often weekly) newly filed deeds; more precisely, about how…
Tag: West Broadway
that awkward moment, when your Tribeca past catches you short
third owners ever for American Thread Company loft face new challenges Did you ever have the experience of walking down the street (perhaps with your head down [snow!], perhaps on Beach Street, walking east at the rounded corner with Sixth Avenue)…
Tagged with: 1980s, Art, Comps, Doorman, Glass Brick, Gut, Hotel, Light, Memory Lane, Neighbor, New Developments, Primitive, Renovation, rose, Sixth, St Johns, streeteasy index, technology, Views, West Broadway, York
1 Bond Street loft goes over $1,500/ft for 3 windows
the limits of a (lovely) form Last week it was the problems caused by the elevator placement in a Manhattan loft with a classic Long-and-Narrow shape (September 13, 77 White Street loft lacks “bedrooms” because elevator is in the wrong…
Tagged with: Bond, Broker Babble, Columns, Kitchen, Layout, Patient, Renovation, View, West Broadway, Windows
challenging American Thread loft at 260 West Broadway finally sells (contract took 50 weeks)
fools rush in (here comes Manhattan Loft Guy) … It is hard to argue with success, but I am going to try. The “1,365 sq ft” duplex Manhattan loft #9E at 260 West Broadway in the iconic American Thread…
Tagged with: American Thread, Broker Babble, Contract, Duplex, Light, Shades, Thin Market, Varick, West Broadway, Windows
no thaw was good news for (eventual) penthouse loft seller at 347 West Broadway
playing with the calendar, for fun and profit If the headline above makes sense to you, thanks for being a regular reader. (For the rest of you, thanks for stopping by; feel free to return.) The premise for the punchline…
Tagged with: 2009, Comps, Lehman, Neighbor, Nuclear Winter, Penthouse, Terrace, Thaw, Volume, West Broadway
prime Soho loft needs imagination, but only $1,091/ft to buy
3 exposures helpA numbers guy would just focus on the price at which the “2,200 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 3rd floor at 345 West Broadway sold at year end, but an aesthete like this Manhattan Loft Guy is…
Tagged with: Ceiling, Comps, Floor, Grand, Longandnarrow, Neighbor, Primitive, Rational, Renovation, West Broadway
flip city: 99 Reade Street loft sold in 2011 sells again, up 4%
so many questions Some people might look at the September 4 sale of the “1,576 sq ft” Manhattan loft #5W at 99 Reade Street (Reade Court) for $2mm and see that the big news is that it sold at that…
third 307 West Broadway loft sells in 2012
a big jolt to the systemSmall Manhattan loft buildings have fragile ecosystems, and the smaller the more fragile. Take as one example the 7-unit oh-so-classic loft building 307 West Broadway at the extreme southern edge of Soho. I hit it…
Tagged with: Artist, Comps, Culture, Kitchen, Neighbor, New York Times, Primitive, Raw, Renovation, West Broadway
did American Thread loft at 260 West Broadway sell on a formula in private sale?
or, do you believe in coincidence?I am always intrigued by private sales of Manhattan lofts, wondering whether they represent true arm’s-length transactions at The Market, or whether they should be ignored (and left off the Master List of Manhattan Lofts…
Tagged with: 2007, American Thread Company, Apartment, Comps, Neighbor, Peak, Photographer, Prewar, Private, West Broadway
90 West Broadway loft bought at auction dresses up for magazine photo shoot
shown for life + design, not sale One of the regular features in the must-read Tribeca Citizen is “Loft Peeping”, which today linked to an unidentified “3,500 sq ft” loft featured in New York Magazine’s Design Hunting title. Lofts featured…
Tagged with: Auction, Color, Design, Greenwich, Ikea, Kitchen, New York Magazine, Renovation, Tribeca Citizen, West Broadway
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