150 Sullivan #14-15

$3,300

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Rented 1/18/2017

- ft²

5 rooms

3 beds

0 baths

Co-op
Soho

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Listed By

Richard Miglio

Licensed Real Estate Broker

Harvey Craw Properties

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Listing by Harvey Craw Properties, 395 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Rented on 1/18/2017

Days on market

26 days

Last price change

↓ $200 (-5.7%) on 1/2/17

About

Absolutely massive 2BR plus small office or can be used as a smaller 3rd bedroom. Superb location in prime SoHo. Excellent building!

No interview/no board approval. Simple application process.

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Guarantors accepted
Parents buying allowed
Pied-a-terre allowed
Sublets allowed

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About the building

150 Sullivan Street

150 Sullivan Street, New York, NY 10012

Co-op building inSoho

39 units

6 stories

1900 built

For rent

1 available units for rent

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Property history

Prices shown are base rent only. For total monthly price and additional fees, see .

Date	Base rent	Event
1/18/2017	$3,300	Rented by Harvey Craw Properties
1/7/2017	$3,300	In contract
1/2/2017	$3,300	Price decreased by 6%
12/12/2016	$3,500	Listed by Harvey Craw Properties

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1/18/2017

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Location	Distance
CEat Spring St	0.13 miles
1at Houston St	0.17 miles
ABCDEFMat West 4th St	0.26 miles
RWat Prince St	0.3 miles
BDFM6at Broadway–Lafayette St	0.32 miles

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About Soho

Rental prices shown are base rent before any fees. Visit listings for cost and fees breakdown.

SalesMedian asking price

3 beds

$5.15M

RentalsMedian asking base rent

3 beds

$14,500

SoHo has some of the best people-watching in Manhattan, as it is a mecca for the trendy, sophisticated downtown elite. The north-south running streets are often sites of fashion shoots as well as home to upscale European boutiques. The east-west running streets are busier and always clogged with vendors selling everything from iPhone cases to incense. One you hit Broadway, you could be in just about any mall in America with retail chains, tourists, teenagers, and disgruntled New Yorkers dominating the avenue. The energy in SoHo is fast-paced and all hustle and bustle; it is a quintessentially vibrant New York neighborhood, but certainly not for the faint-of-heart or those looking for some peace and quiet.

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