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Mar. 12, 2009
This loft was described much more enthusiastically (with more details) than the 6th floor, plus it has many, many more windows (4 exposures) with Empire State and Met Life views -- usually premium items for a Manhattan loft. (StreetEasy has part of the li
Nov. 30, 2008
Putting an apartment on the market at the same time as a neighbor's can strain relationships within a building. But I wonder about the degree to which competing listings can lead sellers to over-value their apartments. Let's get back to 24 East 22 Street
May. 20, 2008
The Manhattan loft on the 7th floor at 20 East 17 Street came to market on March 10, in pretty much the same market uncertainty as today. It took all of 17 days for terms to be agreed upon and a contract to be signed, and shows up on today's Sold & Closed
Mar. 12, 2008
The 7th floor at 20 East 17 Street is new to market this week through Steven Cohen of Corcoran, asking (only) $2.3mm and $1,509/mo (condo) for "2,200 sq ft". With top kitchen + bath finishes, 12 foot ceilings, a real fireplace and views of the Empire Stat
Feb. 21, 2008
#4B at 16 Hudson Street is new to the Manhattan loft market today, at a rather different price point (and condition?) than other units in the building I have discussed. This one is smaller than the other two units, at “1,500 sq ft” but has a north ori
Feb. 9, 2008
BHS has been marketing the full floor loft 24 East 22 Street #5 since July as “rarely available”; that may have been true, but it is not so true since Corcoran brought the Manhattan loft below to market i2 months ago.
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