Biggest price cut of the day
February 02, 2009 05:15PM
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The unit with the biggest recent price cut in Manhattan is a three-bedroom, three-bath apartment
at 151 East 58th Street, according
to Streeteasy.com. The price of the One Beacon Court unit was cut
by 10 percent on Friday. The 3,058-square-foot unit is down to $14.4 million,
$1.6 million less than its original $16 million listing in November.
Both Brown Harris Stevens' John Burger and the Corcoran Group's Robert
Browne are listing the apartment in the mixed-use
building, designed by Cesar Pelli & Associates in 2005. The
building, between Lexington and Third avenues, has 105 residential units, with eight listed for sale and six
available for rent, according to Streeteasy.com.
Meanwhile, the most expensive unit to come on the market is a $13.5 million unit at 25 Central Park West at 62nd Street. The 2,767-square-foot unit has three bedrooms, four bathrooms and an 875-square-foot terrace. Stribling & Associate's Cathy Taub, and Corcoran's Robert Browne and Chris Kahn have the listing. TRD
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Comments
Anonymous
It's funny how they just cut $2M off the price tag like we are not suppose to think their first price was absolutely absurd. Price well and you will sell. Price wrong and you are a dong.
Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 02/02/09
Anonymous
2 down, 12 to go...
Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 02/02/09
Anonymous
Do any idiots pay that much per sf anymore? Those days are over and they are never coming back.
Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 02/02/09
Anonymous
The good thing about this market it is bringing people closer together... Remember, money was a cold bed fellow. Enjoy your new friends, go out to a movie tonight...
Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 02/03/09
Anonymous
whats so special about 58th and 3rd/lex ? that area gets over $10mm for a 3 br ? are u kidding ?
Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 02/03/09
Anonymous
The thing I don't understand why would anyone pay any price for living on the east side especially women when the east side has the highest rate of cancer for women.
Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 02/05/09