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Sale at 1150 Fifth Avenue #10F

Started by AnonymousUser
about 13 years ago
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Discussion about 1150 Fifth Avenue #10F
Just curious if anyone checked this place out/ I did back in September and it has great bones but needs some work. It's also not clear if board approval is required since the then-agent wasn't clear on that. I'm guessing this should be priced at 500k??
Response by greensdale
about 13 years ago
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Well, there is one window in the bathroom.

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Response by columbiacounty
about 13 years ago
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SE, why?

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Response by AnonymousUser
about 13 years ago
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se? :)

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Response by ggman
about 13 years ago
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Agreed. No Eataly so no appreciation.

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Response by tribecaa
about 13 years ago
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Member since: Nov 2012

I also looked at this back in the fall. Shareholder approval is needed. I think its a 50% down building but not certain. It's in a nice building but the unit needs a new bathroom and kitchen, and I thought, new floors. I think it goes for around $450k .

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Response by AnonymousUser
about 13 years ago
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Yes, board approval is required but 70% financing is allowed. But notice the price is already dropped again! :) Actually, I found the kitchen and bath to be "ok" in that the appliances don't need replacing. Building is great though, new gym, courtyard and storage. I'd say 500k. Still a good deal for a high floor unit with a park view in Carnegie Hill.

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Response by Sonya_D
about 13 years ago
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500K in this current market only. Any other, and I'd say mid-400s. Remember, it's still a studio, and not "expansive" or "loft-like" by ANY stretch.

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Response by AnonymousUser
about 13 years ago
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Yes, it isn't large, about 400 sf. I'm guessing 500k just because of the location and the park view.

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Response by tribecaa
about 13 years ago
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Looking at the floor plan it looks to be about 300 to 320 sq ft. Wasn't this the unit with the squeaky floors?

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Response by AnonymousUser
about 13 years ago
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Yes, it was a bit squeaky. The space seems bigger than 300 though because of kitchen and 2 large closets.

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Response by NWT
over 11 years ago
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The 10A buyers did end up buying 10F. Then they bought the length of hallway from the co-op, so have restored the original pre-cutup footprint of 10A.

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