Seeking input

$1135 per square foot??

Does that come with daily maid, cook, and spa service?

What will the $60K add to the ppsf? You are talking some rather high ppsf for "nice" . It better be one helluva view. And because many on this board think prices will come down in the next years - including me-- your friend better be sure they can afford to take a hit if they are forced to sell before 3-4 years.

Lmao. Ask your 'friend' if he wants to be on 'sales that seem to defy the mkt' or 'lowball' thread. Hahahahaahahahaha

at $1000 psf, guarantee he/she/you/threesome will be on 'defy mkt thread'. Hahahahahaajajaj

lemmings.

It sounds as if the strong weight of opinion is the apartment is overpriced. ($60 would add about $40-60 psf to the sales price). I'll let my friend know.

Question, in case she asks, did the consensus or majority view on this board predicts the real estate bubble, both before and after/rise and fall?

I'm one of those who consider the apartment WAY overpriced, and no I'm not predicting a further dramatic drop in prices. It's just plain stupid to pay that kind of money in a POST-war building that's in "not great shape" when you can get something in FABULOUS shape on Fifth Avenue for less money per square foot.

$1,000 psf is pretty much in the laughable range for what you're describing; aren't some places below $700 psf now? I'd suggest you take your time & keep looking.

i can't even believe this is a real question....

Is it a river or park view? If not, might be a tad high. I believe this is river or park view though.

Okay, great view, but is it protected? A view is terrific, of course, but the apartment itself sounds like an overpriced yawn.

Great river view. At 35 stories, yes, protected. Apartment layout is good, but not very large and galley kitchen (though a pass through but not an island) is a bit cramped.

regardless it sounds overpriced, but two questions. condo or coop? how long has it been on the market?