Everything about this co-op is superlative. (Brown Harris Stevens photo via OLR)
When I walked into a studio apartment in the high 60s on Central Park West, the gut renovation bowled me over.
So did the price, $980,00 with monthly maintenance of $1,166. That for a north-facing co-op of probably no more than 550 square feet on a high floor in a full-service post-war building. From the balcony, and only the balcony unless you stand at the window, there are superb views of the park.
But $980,000, I wondered aloud? I told the listing broker that I couldn’t imagine anyone paying that much, but he told me that (more…)
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Out and About: A textbook case of overpricing?
February 1, 2011Everything about this co-op is superlative. (Brown Harris Stevens photo via OLR)
When I walked into a studio apartment in the high 60s on Central Park West, the gut renovation bowled me over.
So did the price, $980,00 with monthly maintenance of $1,166. That for a north-facing co-op of probably no more than 550 square feet on a high floor in a full-service post-war building. From the balcony, and only the balcony unless you stand at the window, there are superb views of the park.
But $980,000, I wondered aloud? I told the listing broker that I couldn’t imagine anyone paying that much, but he told me that (more…)
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