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Tempo at 300 East 23rd Street in Gramercy Park

Tempo

Gramercy Park
Sales: 13 active, 7 in contract and 1 previous
Merritt House at 167 East 82nd Street in Upper East Side

Merritt House

Upper East Side
Sales: 5 active and 2 in contract
Rentals: 2 previous
Latitude Riverdale at 3585 Greystone Avenue in Riverdale

Latitude Riverdale

Riverdale
Sales: 28 active and 6 previous
Rentals: 22 active and 7 previous

Street Fact

Manhattan Condo Listings Snapshot

 Size (ft²)$ per ft²Price
Studio 546 1,105 595,000
1 BR 791 1,077 845,000
2 BR 1,300 1,213 1,595,000
3 BR 1,950 1,452 2,950,000
4+ BR 3,108 1,710 5,600,000
Medians for listings from past 60 days from StreetEasy data. Excludes some extraordinary properties. No representation is made as to the accuracy of this data.

Featured Listings

305 East 85th Street #9B

$1,790,000

2 beds   2 baths
1,237 ft²

305 East 85th Street #9B

Condo, Yorkville
Listed by Corcoran
3585 Greystone Avenue #E4A

$509,000

2 beds   2 baths
1,096 ft²

3585 Greystone Avenue #E4A

Condo, Riverdale
Listed by Atlantic Realty Partners, LLC
Open House: Sat, Dec 19 (1:00 - 4:00)
333 East 66th Street

insiders only

12/14/2009
1 bath   550 ft²

333 East 66th Street #7R

Co-op, Lenox Hill
$1,870,000
$340,000
771 West End Avenue #9J in Upper West Side
$5,250,000
240 Riverside Boulevard #18 a in Lincoln Square
$1,150,000
316 West 22nd #3 in Chelsea
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open house planner Open Houses

$509,000
20 East 9th Street #8R   550 ft²
Sat, Dec 19 (by appointment only)
$490,000
333 E 92nd Street #B3   2 beds   900 ft²
Sat, Dec 19 (by appointment only)
$199,000
34-20 78th Street #3F   1 bed   700 ft²
$499,000
83-10 35th Avenue #4I   3 beds

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The Strangest Landlord-Tenant Relationship In Town?

Last month the Village Voice reported on 81 Bowery, one of the oldest and last remaining lodging houses in New York that has been home to a generation of Chinese immigrants, living in tiny cubicles. Elizabeth Dwoskin tells of the building’s history, the tenants living conditions, and battles with the landlord.

The fourth floor is very different. The rooms crammed inside are tiny, with walls about eight feet high but no ceilings, and each one about the size of an office cubicle. The dozen or so residents who live on this floor pay about $100 a month to live in what amounts to a broom closet, and all of them share a bathroom with two shower stalls, a urinal, and four toilets. The cubicles are jam-packed with possessions the residents have been piling up for decades. There is no kitchen on the floor.

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