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Sale at 15 Broad Street #1008

Started by newbieNY
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 58
Member since: May 2008
Discussion about 15 Broad Street #1008
Seriously? $1,600/sf? On a low floor?
Response by apt23
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 2041
Member since: Jul 2009

Ha!. Lehman never happened in corcoran world

06/26/2007
Previous Sale recorded for $610,000.
09/17/2009
Listed in StreetEasy by Corcoran at $1,050,000.

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Response by jim123
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 121
Member since: May 2008

How harsh... don't we support the sellers making an 83% profit in this market?

They must be smoking something VERY strong!

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Response by nyc212
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 484
Member since: Jul 2008

Customer is always right, especially when s/he says, "You price this at $1M, or I will take my business elsewhere."

It's a seriously nice bldg., but $1.6k pf would be ridiculous.

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Response by newbieNY
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 58
Member since: May 2008

Seriously? This was just reduced to $900K? At 659 sf, they are still asking $1370/sf. In the financial district. On a low floor. For an alcove studio. In a building where recent closings have been in the $750/sf range.

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Response by RE2009
almost 17 years ago
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Member since: Apr 2009

Crack had to be involved in the pricing...

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Response by RE2009
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 474
Member since: Apr 2009

And a very typical Corcoran move... completely mislead the owner (although they should know better)

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Response by jimstreeteasy
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 1967
Member since: Oct 2008

Isn't this list one day at an inflated price, then "reduce" the next day (to a still inflated price) so it shows up as a big price slash, the most pitifullly transparent strategy around ?...or maybe there are others more pitiful

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Response by newbieNY
almost 17 years ago
Posts: 58
Member since: May 2008

I don't know how you can play tricks when recent comp sales and comparable asking prices are so far below what they're asking.

If there's any sign that we haven't yet hit bottom, it's that asking prices are all over the map.

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