Maximize Your Townhouse Investment: Part 3 An Excerpt from : Mondays with Dexter Turn your Cellar into a Seller! This New York City town home has a pool in the cellar! Recently, we discussed the direct relationship between square footage and sales price. But what can you do if you live in a landmarked townhouse and/or […]
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Sold! East 38th Street Dexter Transforms a Small House into a New York Times “Big Deal” Located on East 38th Street off Park Avenue, this single-family townhouse offered both original detail and significant interior renovation. However, an unusually shallow 24’ depth and absent rear garden posed marketing problems. Dexter knew that these perceived weaknesses could […]
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West 70th Street Personalized Relationship Makes For Speedy, Asking-Price Townhouse Sale Situated on the premium block of 70th Street off Central Park West, this 9-unit townhouse featured a stunning rear garden, high ceilings, and bright interior spaces. The owner had known Dexter for seven years and wanted this house to be a home for the […]
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We recently received a great question on our Facebook page, asking about the differences between condos and New York City townhouses. In reply, we thought it would be helpful to give an overview comparing and contrasting these two types of New York City real estate. Townhouse for sale: 248 East 30th Street Part One: The […]
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After 10-Year Renovation, Seller Accepts $950K Price CutMonday, July 26, 2010, by Sara, as posted on curbed.com One problem with buying an 1861 Brooklyn Heights townhouse: sometimes those nineteenth-century builders just weren’t on board with the whole LEED thing. That might be one reason why the owners of 42 Grace Court spent almost 10 years […]
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