07/02/2008Previously Listed by Prudential Elliman at $1,935,000.
I don't even want to take the time to state what I see. It's pretty obvious. Elliman? Hmmmmmmm. I see a pattern. OP, wouldn't be surprised if the final sale is just what you post. I imagine that a board in a building of this magnatude would be uncomfortable over that "F" word. My take is that an owner or board member might snatch it up in the eleventh hour.
Bill7284
about 11 months ago
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Member since: Feb 2009
I was looking at the other thread about "June is here" and all that chopping when I remembered this chestnut and decided to check in. It's in contract and I can't wait to see the final price. I would say that someone got a deal with more than $1M off the Elliman attempt. I still wonder who bought it; outsider, board member or another owner? Oh, and no mansion tax. It just keeps getting better!
This is a bank-owned foreclosed property. Hotel des Artistes is one of the few prewar co-op buildings in Manhattan that houses its own swimming pool, gym, and squash court.
500k?
07/02/2008Previously Listed by Prudential Elliman at $1,935,000.
I don't even want to take the time to state what I see. It's pretty obvious. Elliman? Hmmmmmmm. I see a pattern. OP, wouldn't be surprised if the final sale is just what you post. I imagine that a board in a building of this magnatude would be uncomfortable over that "F" word. My take is that an owner or board member might snatch it up in the eleventh hour.
I was looking at the other thread about "June is here" and all that chopping when I remembered this chestnut and decided to check in. It's in contract and I can't wait to see the final price. I would say that someone got a deal with more than $1M off the Elliman attempt. I still wonder who bought it; outsider, board member or another owner? Oh, and no mansion tax. It just keeps getting better!
http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/643801-coop-1-west-67th-street-lincoln-square-new-york
"I imagine that a board in a building of this magnatude would be uncomfortable over that "F" word."
It did indeed seem to be bank-owned and foreclosed.
This is a bank-owned foreclosed property. Hotel des Artistes is one of the few prewar co-op buildings in Manhattan that houses its own swimming pool, gym, and squash court.