a happy closing more than a happy birthdayWhen the Manhattan loft #2B at 165 Hudson Street closed on January 20 for $995,000 it had just ‘celebrated’ one of those awkward anniversaries for a residential sale listing, in Manhattan or anywhere:…
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turning 2 “lofts” into 1 “apartment” at 303 Mercer, then selling for $996/ft
I’m not offended, reallySome people just prefer to live in Manhattan “apartments”, instead of “lofts”. I get that, but it is unusual to see one of those “apartment” people buy adjoining lofts (with 11 foot ceilings, large windows, wide-plank flooring,…
Tagged with: Apartment, Ceilings, Classic, Combination, Elevator, Flow, Greenwich Village, Mercer, Walkup, Windows
the master rules / unbalanced loft sells near $1,000/ft at 58 West 15 Street
master always makes the rulesThe Manhattan loft on the 2nd floor at 58 West 15 Street that sold two weeks ago commanded a nice price for classic coop lofts on this block ($980/ft) but I was struck by the floor…
Tagged with: 1993, Comps, Flexibility, Longandnarrow, Plumbing Stacks, Recent, Renovation, West 15, Windows
270 Broadway loft is another price-to-sell quick sale, in a surprisingly efficient market
closes off 12% from 2007 but very near ask You are entitled to a different opinion, but I never tire of noting the quick Manhattan loft sales where the loft was priced around (or below!) the last sale price. The…
cash was king when 152 Wooster Street loft sold
scooping ACRISYou can’t tell (yet) on StreetEasy or in the city’s system, but the Manhattan loft #5B at 152 Wooster Street sold on June 29 for $2.85mm in cash. That cash is significant, as the seller had a "much higher"…
another quick sale, as 1 Hudson Street closes up 10% AND down 10%
from ask, to startHave you ever heard that well-priced Manhattan lofts sell quickly? (Yes, you have.) The latest example is the "2,000 sq ft" Manhattan loft that is the 4th floor at 1 Hudson Street. How quick is "quick"? That…
95 Greene Street goes to war, closes up 8%
prone to reasonable pricingIt looks as thought there was a bidding war when the Manhattan loft #3F at 95 Greene Street sold on April 15 at $1.9mm, since the asking price had been $1.875mm. The loft is said to…
64 Grand Street closes UP 12% since 2006
The Market has many facesOne of these days I will do a long post about how The (overall) Market is made up of individual transactions that vary widely from The (overall) Market trend. But not today. Today the news is…
2005 + 10%? that might work
There’s a lovely square loft newly available for sale in a prime Manhattan loft area that is asking about 10% more than the clearing price when it sold in June 2005. I think this is likely to be close enough…
what a difference a year (and a view) makes, as 161 Grand Street closes
then v. now, spectacular v. move-in, view v. not-so-muchThe Manhattan loft #4B at 161 Grand Street closed last week for $1.71mm after a relatively brief (successful) campaign. This "1,831 sq ft" "beautiful and spacious" loft was marketed as being in…
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