910 Fifth Avenue

Its a post war, no direct park views, needs a total gut, and since its so big renovation is going to be very very expensive

That is THE ugliest building on Fifth Avenue. But the layout isn't bad for a big combo.

A few comments. The building is technically prewar, but was significantly altered in the 1950s. That is why the building actually looks like a post war building. This has a huge effect on the value. It is also a combo units which trade at far less per square foot than a similar sized apartment in an original form. To turn this apartment into something great will cost millions. So not really so cheap after all.

mes402... are you retarded?

The apartment needs a gut? Have the seen the pictures?!?!?!

Sure maybe you need to knot some ends... but a gut?

That's harsh man... harsh

ive been to the apartment so no, i am not retarded

ok mes402... and I'm sure you live on Fifth Avenue too... Ok...

mes402 I don't think you are well aware of what you are saying. I am involved in real estate and am very familiar with the listing.

The people that own the apartment put a significant amount of money into the unit (as anyone with a brain could tell from all the closets, coffered ceilings, decent layout, moldings, floors, etc)

A gut job is when there are significant issues involving an apartment where a standard renovation is no longer an opinion. This apartment would not need really any work, let alone ripping out walls and floors!!!!

Screw you mes402 you clearly know nothing about real estate thats just low about what your saying about that apartment

actually guest, you seem to know little, and seem to have a stake here---i hope for the sake of the seller you are not their broker

the apt is a dog, simply

it has been renovated in overdone, gaudy, poor taste, out of scale with it's low ceilings and anything-but-quality-prewar bones. the bathroom shown is either in poor taste or way out of date

anyone with the minumum 12mm to buy and renovate this place would much prefer a more reasonably sized grand fifth or park ave space, renovated in a reasonably appropriate style; that they can sell easily when they want to

place kind of reminds me of the homes built in southern utah for polygamist families---huge sq footage built as cheaply as possible

There was 2mm dollars put into that thing! Dog my...!

You are an unqualified person to be discussing this MES402!

Go back to Harlem!

Wbottom
about 2 weeks ago
stop ignoring this person
report abuse actually guest, you seem to know little, and seem to have a stake here---i hope for the sake of the seller you are not their broker

the apt is a dog, simply

it has been renovated in overdone, gaudy, poor taste, out of scale with it's low ceilings and anything-but-quality-prewar bones. the bathroom shown is either in poor taste or way out of date

anyone with the minumum 12mm to buy and renovate this place would much prefer a more reasonably sized grand fifth or park ave space, renovated in a reasonably appropriate style; that they can sell easily when they want to

place kind of reminds me of the homes built in southern utah for polygamist families---huge sq footage built as cheaply as possible

how do you know wbottom? is this something you have the readies to buy? no? so shut the fuck up.