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6 Sunday open houses new to market since Thanksgiving

Jan. 4, 2008

Categorized in: open houses

Tagged with: cass gilbert, east 22, franklin, mezzanine, outdoor space, terrace, west 30, west 36, west 37, white

Manhattan loft open houses at 448 West 37 Street, 348 West 36 Street, 130 West 30 Street, 24 East 22 Street, 17 White Street, 156 Franklin Street

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what would Cass Gilbert think / 130 W 30 St challenges

May. 18, 2007

Categorized in: loft neighborhoods / West 30s

Tagged with: 130 w 30 st, cass gilbert, police station, steinbeck

great building! the block … not so much There are few great loft buildings in Manhattan that separate the Prefer-Loft people from the Love-Lofts people the way The Cass Gilbert does, at 130... [Read More]

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Chelsea's Merc merchandise / 5 open houses

Mar. 30, 2007

Categorized in: open houses

Tagged with: cass gilbert, chelsea atelier, chelsea mercantile, chelsea royale

The Chelsea Mercantile building at 252 Seventh Avenue is the project that – in my opinion – created a market for high-end apartments above West 23rd Street that had not existed before this huge former Veterans Administration office building was converted to residential lofts seven years ago. Without the Chelsea Merc there would be no Chelsea Atelier across the street at 245 Seventh Av (2001), no Chelsea Royale across the street at 200 W 24 St (2005), and none of the other condo developments nearby as well.

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