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Purchased for $1.15 million in March of 2020, which was the same price the top-floor Mission District loft fetched in August of 2017, as pictured below, the “amazing,” 949-square-foot unit…
Purchased for $879,500 in September of 2020 or roughly $770 per square foot, the “light filled” and “sophisticated New York style loft” unit #1 at 1578 Indiana Street, in San…
As we outlined over a decade ago, units #402 and #403 atop the Cape Horn Lofts building at 540 Delancey Street were combined to form a single 3,000-square-foot penthouse condo,…
The multi-level South Beach loft unit #5 at 340 Ritch Street, which features dual catwalks, designer finishes and a private sunroom with access to the building’s rooftop deck, returned to…
Purchased for $1.125 million in September of 2017, the multi-level South Beach loft unit #5 at 340 Ritch Street, which features dual catwalks, designer finishes and a private sunroom with…
Purchased for $2,425,000 in June of 2019, the stunning 2,200-square-foot live/work loft #102 at 355 Bryant Street returned to the market listed for $2,250,000 million last year after a “Luxury…
With the “Luxury Live Auction!” for the “stunning, ultra-modern live/work loft” #102 at 355 Bryant Street having failed to yield an acceptable bid back in September of 2020, the 2,200-square-foot,…
Listed for $1.595 million in September of last year, reduced to $1.499 million in early March and then offered for rent at $5,900 a month (which was dropped to $5,000…
Purchased for $1.135 million in March of 2015, the “exceptional TOP-FLOOR” unit #28 with “soaring double height ceilings” in the award-winning brick & timber live/work loft building at 380 10th…
As we highlighted in June of last year: We’ve been intrigued by the truly high-end conversion of unit #102 at 355 Bryant Street since the 2,200-square-foot loft hit the market…