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Sale at 240 Riverside Boulevard #5G

Started by Guywithcat
over 12 years ago
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Why is the opportunity "unique"?
Response by raddoc
over 12 years ago
Posts: 166
Member since: Jun 2008

'cause the seller won't get another shot at a fool for quite a while???

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Response by Riversider
over 12 years ago
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Puffery.

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Response by pelicanellie
over 12 years ago
Posts: 59
Member since: Jul 2010

Only in NY could you pay $1.5 million for a one bedroom apartment that you may not be able to live in for years unless you pay sufficient "ransom" to get the tenant out. That's unique!

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Response by ab_11218
over 12 years ago
Posts: 2017
Member since: May 2009

they are dreaming, just like this place being 1025 sq ft. find me the missing 125+ sq feet please.... oh ye, the playroom and the pool ;)

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Response by Riversider
over 12 years ago
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That price is about right. You may not think it represents value, but it is market.

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Response by NWT
over 12 years ago
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Right, there aren't a lot of full-river-view one-bedrooms out there, let alone condos.

Closest is this wreck, where the price was increased after the first open house: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/983116-coop-5-riverside-drive-upper-west-side-new-york

A lot less expensive, but it's a co-op requiring lots more cash down and for renovation.

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Response by aboutready
over 12 years ago
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I don't think I've ever seen a building with worse rent/buy ratios. This place screams rent. The sales absorption rate is also awful, and the tax abatement ends in 2016 and I'm assuming a 15-year with the increases all occurring in the last five years.

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Response by Riversider
over 12 years ago
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Check ACRIS

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Response by aboutready
over 12 years ago
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The numbers are right there on SE, along with time on the market for both sales and rentals. But hey, if you have anything concrete to add other than your ever-present cheer leading for the Trump monstrosities feel free to put them out there.

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Response by NWT
over 12 years ago
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It's in year 8 of a 10-year 421a.

Taxes will jump 33% for the next two-year chunk, and then a final 25% to hit the 100%.

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Response by aboutready
over 12 years ago
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Thanks, NWT, that makes sense. 240 didn't seem that old to me, but there aren't that many 10-year new construction abatement periods.

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Response by fieldschester
over 12 years ago
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Member since: Jul 2013

AR, when does your tax abatement end?

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