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closing in the Textile Building 66 Leonard Street

Jun. 24, 2008
#10C at 66 Leonard Street was offered for sale in January 2007 at $4.295mm. Our listing history shows a contract signed in February last year but that must have fizzled (no deed was filed) and it was noted as Permanently Off the Market in October. The sam

buyer’s tango for one: buy it, but without overpaying

Mar. 31, 2007
what’s The Market Price if you set the market? The dialogue with Larry this week in Jagger’s Law of Imperfect Lofts / life is compromise (sigh) and a buyer’s experience this week... [Read More]

(no irritating Ps but) more seller psychology / are loft-sellers more prone to ego errors?

Nov. 11, 2006
Categorized in: Psychology of the market
the Lake Wobegon effect? My P-filled post about sellers not adjusting to the current market (pseller psychology pstuck pso psales psuffer?) leads to wondering about Manhattan loft sellers. Alt... [Read More]

pseller psychology pstuck pso psales psuffer?

Nov. 10, 2006
Categorized in: Psychology of the market
Tagged with: ego, matrix, psychology, urban digs
Sellers are slow to adapt to current conditions, say some Jonathan Miller on Matrix started a chat about seller psychology, expressing the view that (in general) sellers have not accepted the curr... [Read More]
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