numbers collide, a little painfully, for FiDi loft on resale It’s not bad enough that the folks who just unloaded the “1,376 sq ft” Manhattan loft #15A at 71 Nassau Street (the Croft Building) for $1.348mm paid $1,282,995 when they…
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the yield after renovating 71 Nassau Street loft? 5% over 2006 (ouch)
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142 Duane Street loft sells up a million after chilly purchase, lovely renovation
getting it right in buying, fixing, selling … a Tribeca loft trifecta Axioms are axiomatic for a reason. In the case of the recently re-sold “2,000 sq ft” Manhattan loft #3A at 142 Duane Street the seller got it right…
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90 Franklin Street loft beats upstairs neighbor by 22% only 14 months later
Sandy Mattingly
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I didn’t know wenge was that valuable in a Manhattan loft I can see two principal differences between the last two south-facing units that sold in Franklin Tower across the border from prime Tribeca: the “2,633 sq ft” loft #7S…
what $50,000 worth of mahogany looks like: 260 Park Avenue South loft sells with 30 foot ceilings
for the imagination challenged, an exampleYou have probably never woken up in the middle of the night wondering “what does $50,000 worth of mahogany look like?” but this post will make sure that that never happens to you. The “1,662…
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