Penny Lane

Not sure this will be overly helpful but i looked at it several years back and then again a few years later. Never got to the "is there something wrong" because the building has a weird vibe. Once you check it out you will see, and because the apartments were three floors the layouts are choppy.
That was my feeling but it may have changed or maybe a funky feel you like.
To be honest I always thought it could be cool to rent there, but not buy.
Let us know what you think.

It’s quite surprising to see the title of this posting. I currently represent a shareholder at the Penny Lane. As far as building is concerned, it's an old ice-cream factory converted into a co-op building, thus why each unit has it's character and extreme differences from its immediate neighbors.

As for the amount of units available in the building, and the series of listings came up today for sale, are currently owned by the Sponsor of the building. As of July 31st, 2009 and 2008, the Sponsor owned approx 65,000 shares of the total of approx 170,000 shares of the issued and outstanding capital stock of the Cooperative.

thank you takkyamaguchi for your very helpful comments. it just seemed odd to me that so many apartments where for sale at the same time. and i am new to the process, so also just becoming educated. the last time i saw saw many apts for sale it was a building in chelsea, that i have come to understand through this board has financial difficulties, etc.
i will be excited to see the apartments at penny land very soon

The building has odd layouts because it was a Thurcon rental building before it converted and just about all of the Thurcon buildings have close to those same layouts. Look at 211 Thompson St. 254 PAS used to look the same, but they substantially reconstructed it in the condo conversion.