comping is, of course, hard, yet harder for some lofts than for others The word “unique” is vastly over-used in Manhattan real estate broker babble, where grammar misdemeanors can modify that word in ways that can be aggravating. I have…
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unique lofts like penthouse at edge of West Village are hard to comp
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seller of Flatiron loft believes Manhattan loft market is not rational
I have to agree, and sympathize When the owner of the “2,352 sq ft” second floor loft at 26 West 20 Street brought his “estate condition”, “[b]ring your architect and contractor” property to market in February 2017, he had a…
Tagged with: Ceilings, Efficient Market, Gut, Long And Narrow, Neighbor Comps, rational market, Renovation, Small Building Risk, Thin Market, West 20, Windows
Noho loft sells at $2,077/ft, all about the Noho street scene
second floor lofts can bring the outdoors indoors Not everyone wants to live right above the street. The “1,367 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2A at 17-19 Bond Street appeals to that subset of downtown Manhattan loft buyers for whom being…
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not many true artist lofts in Tribeca (one fewer as 145 Chambers Street sells at $821/ft)
and they say there are no Manhattan loft bargains left The “1,700 sq ft” Tribeca loft 145 Chambers Street #2 just sold for $1.395mm, which I’ve already told you in the headline is $821/ft. (And by “just sold”, I mean yesterday,…
65 West 13th Street loft owner bites bullet, finally becomes seller
how to make an impression on The Market The mark of a serious seller is forcefully responding to negative feedback. The guy who just sold the beautiful “2,341 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3H at 65 West 13 Street (The Greenwich)…
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‘architect-designed’ Tribeca loft does modern well, The Market is not as impressed as Manhattan Loft Guy
you could have fooled me Perhaps I am just a sucker for lovely photos, but I found the listing photos for the “1,600 sq ft” Manhattan loft #2E at 16 Hudson Street to be fairly drool-worthy. I love the combination of…
2,000 sq ft head to head, Soho loft on Wooster crushes Tribeca loft on Warren
comping is (still) hard in the Manhattan loft niche You can’t have a much more stark comparison between two lofts in the prime Manhattan loft neighborhoods than two approximately 2,000 sq ft lofts that sold on the same day, both…
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awkward kitchen fails to stop sale of MacIntyre loft at 874 Broadway in Flatiron
still, $1.875mm There are limits to what even the best architects can do. Assuming the decision about where to place (or, where to keep) the kitchen was made by the clients, you can appreciate that even an “[a]rchitect-designed loft” can…
682 Broadway loft before ($1.295mm) & after ($2.75mm) gut renovation in 2013
I hope you’re not tired of the Guess The Budget game for Manhattan loft renovations I don’t think that I have ever been to a Sunday open house that was as crowded as the one for the pre-renovation “1,350 sq…
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did rising tide eventually sell huge 141 West 26 Street loft (with rising hotel)?
when wrong is wrong, until it’s right, Chelsea loft edition The “4,050 sq ft” Manhattan loft on the 2nd floor at 141 West 26 Street was offered for sale at $3.95mm for nearly a year, having been brought to market…
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