Thanks kylewest, for putting up the info- what do we think?
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Response by NativeRestless
over 13 years ago
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Views are awesome but $5.5MM for essentially a one bedroom is pretty obscene regardless of the A+ location. Making a true 2 bedroom would require renovation and then what do you do about a guest bath/powder room which I would imagine is not optional for a prime 5th avenue place. Would you want visitors to have to use an en suite bathroom?
I see the place as a bit of cluster f**k. A cluster f**k with a beautiful view but a problem apt just the same. Then again, there are people with too much money who would spend $5.5MM or thereabouts for a pied a terre across from the Met.
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Response by AnonymousUser
over 13 years ago
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yup. too much!
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Response by greensdale
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>I see the place as a bit of cluster f**k. A cluster f**k with a beautiful view but a problem apt just the same. Then again, there are people with too much money who would spend $5.5MM or thereabouts for a pied a terre across from the Met.
So what, it's not for you?
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Response by ieb
over 13 years ago
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I live in the hood and it's not that far off. I've thinking that something like this would be around $5M. The monthly is a little high so I'd take something off for that. My guess is around $4.75M, but in this market in that area, who knows?
It even has a wet bar!
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Response by raskal83
over 13 years ago
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That maintenance is impressive, haha. But, just by looking at the maintenance says it is overpriced. Not comparing apples to apples, but with a maintenance like that you can get a lower 5th ave apartment in the $3.5mm range
http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/813781-coop-1035-fifth-avenue-upper-east-side-new-york
Thanks kylewest, for putting up the info- what do we think?
Views are awesome but $5.5MM for essentially a one bedroom is pretty obscene regardless of the A+ location. Making a true 2 bedroom would require renovation and then what do you do about a guest bath/powder room which I would imagine is not optional for a prime 5th avenue place. Would you want visitors to have to use an en suite bathroom?
I see the place as a bit of cluster f**k. A cluster f**k with a beautiful view but a problem apt just the same. Then again, there are people with too much money who would spend $5.5MM or thereabouts for a pied a terre across from the Met.
yup. too much!
>I see the place as a bit of cluster f**k. A cluster f**k with a beautiful view but a problem apt just the same. Then again, there are people with too much money who would spend $5.5MM or thereabouts for a pied a terre across from the Met.
So what, it's not for you?
I live in the hood and it's not that far off. I've thinking that something like this would be around $5M. The monthly is a little high so I'd take something off for that. My guess is around $4.75M, but in this market in that area, who knows?
It even has a wet bar!
That maintenance is impressive, haha. But, just by looking at the maintenance says it is overpriced. Not comparing apples to apples, but with a maintenance like that you can get a lower 5th ave apartment in the $3.5mm range