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Manhattan overall inventory down March-to-April (slightly)

May. 14, 2009
Categorized in: Market Trends
The Wall Street Journal's on-line article Tuesday about a national trend in a decline in the number of homes for sale in 29 cities was based on a source that has no Manhattan data, but they seem to have checked in with The Miller: "Miller Samuel Inc., an

176 Broadway has a closing 40% off the original price

Dec. 9, 2008
The Manhattan loft Penthouse E at 176 Broadway took ten months but it did close; it also took three price drops from $1.425mm down to $945k, to finally get it done at $850k. Happy New Year (early) for that patient, humbled seller.

one sobering data point / 684 Broadway loft sells slowly, reluctantly

Sep. 24, 2008
Categorized in: Market Trends
About the sale of #7E at 684 Broadway: Based on this one data point, the very-local-to-Broadway-at-Great-Jones-Manhattan-loft-micro-market looks to be flat or worse, year-over-year.

fluff (dated fluff, in fact) from NY Times ‘styles’ / remember that rug??

Dec. 21, 2007
Categorized in: general weird stuff
Tagged with: ny times, rug, styles, trends, zebra
The NY Times yesterday announced that I was not alone in commenting on the ubiquity of the zebra rug, in Flash in the Can, about design trends that “got up and went” in 2007.