Condo of the Day: 70 Washington Street, #PH G
This penthouse apartment at 70 Washington Street just hit the market with the not insignificant price tag of $2,800,000. It’s a killer apartment with private outdoor space and views of lower Manhattan so it’ll be interesting to see whether it can fetch the asking price with only 1,577 square feet of interior space; other high-floor…
This penthouse apartment at 70 Washington Street just hit the market with the not insignificant price tag of $2,800,000. It’s a killer apartment with private outdoor space and views of lower Manhattan so it’ll be interesting to see whether it can fetch the asking price with only 1,577 square feet of interior space; other high-floor units in the building without outdoor space are currently asking around $1,100 a foot. For what it’s worth, the apartment sold originally for $2,240,150 back in 2006.
70 Washington Street, #PH G [Halstead] GMAP P*Shark
Hat’s the maintenance?
“that two trees one everyone got their panties in a bunch about – dock st maybe?”
Yup, that’s the building that would take out quite a few peoples views most likely on the lower floors.
Way overpriced! And step out onto your terrace and get a dose of Brooklyn Bridge traffic roar and polution. I jsut don’t get DUMBO.
Overpriced in 2006, overpriced now. I’m sure everyone here will agree the housing market has appreciated 24.9% since 2006.
Bao, yes. Check the Carlton house on the biggest sale thread. Some houses/listings attract lust. Grossly overpriced listings get plenty of derision, even when they’re actually pretty nice places (even if not great values.)
“But just for SnGs, which project are you talking about?”
that two trees one everyone got their panties in a bunch about – dock st maybe?
http://www.gothamgazette.com/article/searchlight/20090611/203/2937
Is there ever a positve responce on this blog?
By dirty_hipster on February 1, 2011 1:06 PM
isn’t this bldg losing it’s views?
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I’m gonna go with ”What you just wrote makes no sense’.
http://media.halstead.com/pictures/1924418-1.jpg
http://media.halstead.com/pictures/1924418-3.jpg
From those two pics, hard to see how that would be possible.
But just for SnGs, which project are you talking about?
It is basically a one-bedroom apartment in its current configuration. The layout is uninspired and boxy/boring.
The view is spectacular but does the view alone justify 2.8 million dollars? I have my doubts but who knows?