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It’s been a long time coming, but now that the conversion of the former Peakes Mason Mints building at 20 Henry Street is coming to market, we suspect there will be plenty of pent-up demand. Signs announcing the launch of 20Henry.com recently went up on the scaffolding. The only useful information to be gleaned from the site at this stage (it’s just a place to register your interest) is the list of pricing tiers. The cheapest apartments will start in the $400,000 to $600,000 range; there will also, not surprisingly, be units that are north of $1,250,000. According to DOB filings, there are 22 apartments in the building. A comment on a Brownstoner thread last year said 43 and the Eagle said 14. Which one is it? GMAP


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  1. “Just sold a TINY studio in Park Slope for 379K this past month FSBO.”

    You’ve been flogging that story for months now. It’s about as convincing as the panhandlers on the subway who use the same sad “I was burned out of my apartment this week” story for years on end.

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