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Correction: December Story "Condo Catch-22": Devonshire House Sales Good
Nov. 30, 2009 — Since the December issue went to press, the Devonshire House condominium in Greenwich Village has experienced robust sales despite the mortgage Catch-22 that is bedeviling many of the city's condos. Of the 45 refurbished apartments in Devonshire House, 11 are in contract, of which 3 will be obtaining bank financing. Five more contracts are out for signature, according to the building's developer, Jenifer Steig of the Cheshire Group. "I'm really happy with where we are today," Steig says.
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Posted by: Opera Lady
03/09/2010 05:51 pm
Here it is March 9th and the 32BJ contract expires on April 20th. I asked my managing agent, who says he's heard nothing yet, about negotiations. Is this Read More »
Just when you thought you were out, they pull you back in! Eradicating bed bugs is proving to be a difficult problem. We've gone through a few buildings Read More »
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