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Aug. 7, 2009
Having visited both 2006 and Franklin Street in Tribeca on Wednesday (Aug 5, 155 Franklin Street crashes past 2006 to close up 28% (since 2000)), a Manhattan loft that sold more than 3 years ago around $850/ft caught my eye. It is in prime loft-ville, jus
Aug. 5, 2009
The Manhattan loft #3S at 155 Franklin Street (the Sugar Loaf) was one of only five lofts in Tribeca that closed in June, per recent articles in The Real Deal Trouble in Tribeca. For a seller who started so far from The Market in October, these folks caug
Aug. 6, 2008
It is not often that I can talk about a Manhattan loft sale in terms of dollars per month, but this one at 9 Murray Street is just too good to pass up. The bonus angle is that a next door neighbor had a very different experience, closing a week earlier, p
May. 12, 2008
There were 28 Manhattan lofts reported as new to the market in the last 7 days and also 28 as sold; the 28 new ones are offered pretty evenly through the price segments, while 18 of the 28 closed sales were from $1mm to $3mm; only 1 of the 28 new loft lis
May. 4, 2008
There were 32 Manhattan lofts reported as new to the market in the last 7 days and only 21 as sold; 27 of the 32 new ones are offered between $1mm and $4mm, while 10 of the 21 closed sales were from $2mm to $3mm; 7 of the 32 new loft listings are in new d
Mar. 5, 2008
This is one Manhattan loft listing about which there is no suspicion about the finishes that are described but not depicted. No thought that maybe the Japanese glass and terrazzo floors in the sleek baths might not be so hot ... no doubt at all. This has
Feb. 15, 2008
90 Franklin Street was a Manhattan loft condo conversion that sold originally in May 2000. #2N was probably bought then at the original asking price of $775k and has been sold twice since then. I can’t tell from the listing description when all the mint
Feb. 3, 2008
I hit The Manhattan loft on the 5th floor at 156 Franklin Street when it was new to the market two months ago ..., noting the (anticipated) 4 years worth of appreciation, when it was asking $2.195mm and $1,700/mo for "1,700 sq ft" that is "newly renovated
Jan. 4, 2008
Categorized in: open houses
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
Dec. 22, 2007
Asking $3.85mm and $1,933/mo (deductible? see below) for “3,150 sq ft” [149 Franklin Street #3] is said to be “absolutely splendid” with high ceilings and “glorious” light. This is prime Tribeca, between Varick and Hudson. This is a wonderfull
Dec. 3, 2007
The Manhattan loft on the 5th floor at 156 Franklin Street is on the market as of this past weekend, asking $2.195mm and $1,700/mo for “1,700 sq ft” that is “newly renovated”. Clearly, the loft has been renovated since the current owners bought it
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