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Maison East
1438 3rd Avenue
Upper East Side
Offering a living experience like no other in NYC, the units at this newly built building, Masion East, range in size from one to three bedrooms. The condominium residences are all luxuriously designed yet yet smartly planned keeping practicality and safety in the forefront.
Interiors of the residences feature hardwood floors throughout. Kitchens are equipped with appliances by Jenn Aire, Broan and Liebherr & Bosch surrounded by cabinets in a HTH white high gloss finish with Verde Andeer granite countertops.
Masterbaths in the homes feature tiles and vanity tops of Calcutta/Gold marble, fixtures by Cascade and tubs by Vita.
For more information about Maison East, please contact:
The Sales and Design Center
212-585-1438
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From an article at The Real Deal.
The sales price of homes in Manhattan dropped by 7.9 percent this summer according to a report from Halstead Property. Manhattan apartments average sales price dropped from $1.3 million in June to finish at $1,205,042 in August. The median sales prices in Manhattan also dropped by 5.4 percent with prices in June at $799,000 to $755,250 by the end of August.
A 3.5 percent quarter-over-quarter drop in sales as well as an all time high of unsold apartments in Manhattans reached 7,640, a 10.7 percent increase according to a second quarter report by the appraisal firm of Miller Samuel.
Even the National Association of Realtors reported that the number of existing home sales nationwide would be 7.6 percent lower in 2006 than in 2005.
Though the numbers for August remained lower than June, the Halstead report did note that there was a 4.6 percent average sales price jump from July to August, and a median sales price increase from $747,750 to $755,250.
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Located in the Manhattan borough, the Meatpacking District is situated roughly from West 15th Street south to Gansevoort Street and from the Hudson River East to Hudson Street.
In 1884, the city of New York designated two acres of land in honor of General Peter Gansevoort, a revolutionary war hero and grandfather to Herman Melville. Thus, the district is also referred to as the Gasenvoort Market.
In the 1900's the area was home to 250 meat packing plants and slaughterhouses. Many of these warehouses were converted from tenement buildings from money provided by the Astor and Roosevelt families in realizing that meat production was just as lucrative as oil or railroads.
Once one of the nations top producing markets of dressed meat, the Meatpacking District as become one of New York's trendy neighborhoods. In the recent years the neighborhood has seen many new hip restaurants, bars and boutiques opening catering to the young professionals.
Much of the architecture in the neighborhood is of industrial design
but there are a few distinct buildings such as the Beux-Arts building designed by the same architects who designed the immigration station's main building on Ellis Island. Village preservationists are in the process of having the District designated as a historic landmark. Most of Manhattan's historic districts celebrate it's grand residential properties and the preservationists feel that the city need's to honor it's commercial past as well.
Despite the changes that have taken place in the Meatpacking district, some remenants of the original industry remain. Early mornings on Washington Street you can catch a glimpse of meat deliveries being made from the warehouses now located between the boutiques and cafes.
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TopNYCapts.com has joined the Podcast evolution and recently started our own video podcasts and as a new feature we would like to provide links to other NYC podcasts.
The New York Minute Show is a podcast dedicated to providing people with all that is NYC. Get insight and information about anything and everything that goes on in the Big Apple. This site is great for the experienced NYC traveler who is looking for that one place that they haven't seen yet to the new resident looking to find out what goes on in their new neighborhood.
So take a NY Minute and find out what is going on in the infamous New York City! |
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