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Greenwich Village,250 Mercer Street, Apt. B-1401
The Ask: $1,345,000
The Get:$1,325,000
The Wait:21 weeks
1BR/1B co-op. This pre-war building has 14-foot ceilings, double-height windows, updated kitchen and bathroom, ample closet space, and an office/guest room. The building is pet-friendly. Co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-à-terres are allowed; can be sublet after two years of residency. Maintenance: $2,437
Listing agent: Cathy Lempert of Douglas Elliman
Buyer's agents: Nathaniel and Carole Armstrong of DJK Residential
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