7 17 15 The New York Times On the Market
July 17, 2015 http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/19/realestate/homes-for-sale-in-manhattan-on-the-upper-eastside-the-lower-east-side-and-in-ditmas-park-brooklyn.html?rref=collection%2Fcolumn%2Fonthemarket&action=click&contentCollection=realestate®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&cont entPlacement=1&pgtype=collection#
On the Market By Michelle Higgins Click on the slide show to see this week’s featured properties in New York City: • On the Lower East Side, a two-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer in an elevator building. • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a wood-burning fireplace in a prewar building. • In Ditmas Park, a three-bedroom two-bath corner unit in a 1961 doorman building, with a private terrace, a laundry room, bike storage ($5/month) and a shared backyard barbecue grill.
Lower East Side Condo $1,895,000 MANHATTAN 17 Orchard Street, #3 A two-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer in an elevator building. Susan W. Wires, Stribling & Associates (917) 880-9698; stribling.com Katherine Marks for The New York Times
COMMON CHARGES $983 a month; taxes: $1,050 a month
PROS: Four windows across the living room bring light to this floor-through apartment with hardwood floors.
CONS: The second bedroom looks directly at a brick wall. The building lacks a doorman.
On the Market By Michelle Higgins Click on the slide show to see this week’s featured properties in New York City: • On the Lower East Side, a two-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer in an elevator building. • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a wood-burning fireplace in a prewar building. • In Ditmas Park, a three-bedroom two-bath corner unit in a 1961 doorman building, with a private terrace, a laundry room, bike storage ($5/month) and a shared backyard barbecue grill.
Lower East Side Condo $1,895,000 MANHATTAN 17 Orchard Street, #3 A two-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer in an elevator building. Susan W. Wires, Stribling & Associates (917) 880-9698; stribling.com Katherine Marks for The New York Times
COMMON CHARGES $983 a month; taxes: $1,050 a month
PROS: Four windows across the living room bring light to this floor-through apartment with hardwood floors.
CONS: The second bedroom looks directly at a brick wall. The building lacks a doorman.
