yes yes yes... the shelves are bare cause everyone is boiling grass from CP to eat.. so they ordered 3 loaves for re-stock... smithers, your point being?
Oh, never mind, howz your paper wealth on 1965 Bway going.. .and seriously, since you are a borker in the building, can you please please please tell me WTF is going on with 11H? listed, not listed, sold, not sold...
Ya think it's gonna break the $1000psf barrier?
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Response by jsmith9005
over 16 years ago
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You got me w67 - i am a borker..or maybe I'm not..or maybe I'm a resident.. or maybe I'm someone who used to live in the building...or maybe I live in Alpine..who knows??
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Response by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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just ribbing ya :) Some people don't understand this is an anonymous forum and all the good/bad that goez with it. But seriously, over/under $1000psf on 11H?
"The decline in manufacturing was slower in July when compared to June, as the more leading components of the PMI — the New Orders and Production Indexes — rose significantly above 50 percent, thus setting an expectation for future growth in the sector"
yes yes yes... the shelves are bare cause everyone is boiling grass from CP to eat.. so they ordered 3 loaves for re-stock... smithers, your point being?
Oh, never mind, howz your paper wealth on 1965 Bway going.. .and seriously, since you are a borker in the building, can you please please please tell me WTF is going on with 11H? listed, not listed, sold, not sold...
Ya think it's gonna break the $1000psf barrier?
You got me w67 - i am a borker..or maybe I'm not..or maybe I'm a resident.. or maybe I'm someone who used to live in the building...or maybe I live in Alpine..who knows??
just ribbing ya :) Some people don't understand this is an anonymous forum and all the good/bad that goez with it. But seriously, over/under $1000psf on 11H?
More color on ISM report - http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2009/08/ism-manufacturing-shows-contraction-in.html
"The decline in manufacturing was slower in July when compared to June, as the more leading components of the PMI — the New Orders and Production Indexes — rose significantly above 50 percent, thus setting an expectation for future growth in the sector"