Am I reading these listings correctly?

let's hope the same effect spreads to the outer boroughs so I can actually afford something.

I lived in 155 East 76th for many years, and have fond memories of it. It's a nice, well-run building, but there's nothing unique about it. I can't see anyone pricing that line at $1.5MM, even with all the fancy renovations. The quick reduction suggests that the original price was either a mistake or a set-up for a dramatic reduction.

Looking at the floorplan, the one on 155 east 76 is not really a 2bdrm apt. The 2nd room carved out of the living/dining room is tiny and odd-shaped.

Be aware that sometimes properties are listed for sale in MLS and NY Times for a period before they show up on Streeteasy. The actual time a property is for sale may be longer than indicated on Streeteasy. This happens more often with smaller brokerage houses but the larger ones do this too sometimes.

Be aware that sometimes properties are listed for sale in MLS and NY Times for a period before they show up on Streeteasy. The actual time a property is for sale may be longer than indicated on Streeteasy. This happens more often with smaller brokerage houses but the larger ones do this too sometimes.

sorry for redundant posts. system seems glitchy in the rain.