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Sale at 112 West 56th Street #16SOUTH

Started by renovice
over 14 years ago
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why is this priced so high compared to recent sales in the same building ?! 22N went for 1.28MM - needing perhaps renovation, sure, but that is 370K more and 6 floors down (plus it seems N line sells higher than S) Can someone be kind enough to explain - seems they are also counting the terrace sq.f - is this legit? Thanks in advance
Response by jim_hones10
over 14 years ago
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ummm, it is a free country isit not? owners can ask whatever price they want, whether it makes sense or not.

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Response by huntersburg
over 14 years ago
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Don't be dense Jim, that's exactly his question, he doesn't believe it makes sense.

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Response by jim_hones10
over 14 years ago
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km not being dense. his question is nonsense.

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Response by Bill7284
over 14 years ago
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renovice; To top it off, it is a short sale. The seller bought during peak in '06. Great finishes, love the kitchen and bath. What I strongly oppose to is the enclosing of balcony. It's happening too frequently in this building and don't see how that will entice buyers. IMO.

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Response by renovice
over 14 years ago
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ah - enclosed the balcony. that is why they quote it as 1740sqf. where it was really about 1500sqf + balcony space

Bill, what is the implication for the buyer in a short sale?

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Response by AkerlyRealEstateTeam
over 14 years ago
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RENovice - It seems as though you're not thoroughly researching the comps in the building. Apts. 32-N, PH-S, and PH-N all sold for between $1,735,000 and $1,800,000 in 2011. Apt. 32-S just came to market for $1,799,000.

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Response by Bill7284
over 14 years ago
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This latest one also has an enclosed terrace. What gives? I'm wondering if it's just too windy up there to use and they enclose not to waste the space? There have been quite a few that have done this.

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Response by Bill7284
over 14 years ago
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Update; in contract. Being a short sale, I am interested to see how long it takes before actual closing.

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