Posts with tag manhattan real estate

Is That a Listing in Your Pocket or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

A real estate practice that continues to cling to life support despite the recession -- and some say common sense -- is the pocket listing, which presumes that it's somehow a good idea to list your house for sale but keep it a secret. In a pocket listing, a homeowner tips off an agent -- or six -- that they would consider... Continue Reading »

David Wright Makes a Play to Unload NYC Bachelor Pad

The New York Mets may be hurting, but third baseman David Wright is making some smooth real estate plays. In March, he moved from Manhattan's ultra-hip Flatiron district to a $12,000-per-month rental on the Upper East Side. Now he has listed his tricked-out Flatiron bachelor pad. The asking price? $7.85 million. Wright... Continue Reading »

'Law & Order: SVU' Star Selling NYC Apartment

Christopher Meloni of Law & Order: SVU has a buyer under contract on his 1-bedroom, 1-bath New York City apartment that the actor had been using as personal office space since he purchased it last April for $910,000. "Chris needed a larger work space," listing agent Dan Deutsch of Homestate Properties told AOL Real... Continue Reading »

Rich People Buying Homes Again -- Should You?

The rich know something you and I get awfully confused about: Now really is the time to buy real estate. Wealthy people are buying homes as quickly as they can in traditionally hot cities, according to Christie's International Real Estate. "The confidence is back in the market," said Christie's CEO Neil Palmer. "This... Continue Reading »

Bruce Willis' NYC Bachelor Pad Sells Fast

It didn't take long for Bruce Willis' 3-bedroom, 3-bath New York City condo at Trump Place to go under contract. Given this top-floor unit of a 20-story building was listed in March for $3.995 million when the Die Hard star had paid $4.26 million for it in 2007, perhaps it seemed like a steal to the prospective buyer. (See... Continue Reading »

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