Close to Fairway but far from contemporary, this beautifully renovated co-op in superlative condition has a $3.535 million asking price.
What do buyers of multi-million-dollar apartments get for their money?
Answer: Both more and less than you might imagine.
Virtually the only commonality among the apartments that I visited up and down the Upper West Side to focus on the question is, with few exceptions . . . space.
Chef’s kitchen — owner actually is a chef — is open to living area and enjoys views through 12-foot-high windows to terrace.
But whether listed for $3 million, $4 million or more than $5 million, none of the condos and co-ops was without drawbacks, proving one of my persistent observations to buyers: No one fails to make compromises at any price level.
One of the units I saw was just about perfect, but Continue reading
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