30 W 63 St Condo

Nope. Ugly postwar building, not zoned for a good school. I can't see RE taxes getting abated for the project.

A very convenient location, and not everyone sends kids to public schools. Some of the apartments have fantastic views. But overall, it is a monster of a building, and I don't think the premium the Milstein's want to charge is worth it. Please correct me if I'm wrong about the sponsor.

Thank you so much, guys! :) what do you think of 1200 psf for this building? Justified?

my guess: Central Park view: 1400, high floor Broadway: 1200, standard 1000. very low floor 900. This building is larger than the Manhattan House. How in the world is it going to get sold in a high enough percentage to meet new Fannie Mae standards? Are they planning on offering discounts to current tenants to attract as many as possible? Are they offering financing?

Decent location, but the building is god awful. It looks like a glorified housing project, a post-war modernist nightmare. It's disgusting how bad the quality of NYC architecture is.

Thanks, PMG! I think they sold some one bedroom apts on low floors for 500K to 550K. It is about 900 psf. I am just wondering if the price for higher floor unit is going to fall further given the economic situation. Is it possible they dont get the approval to turn condo. from the attorney general?? hm...