Matthew Sedacca
Reporter at New York Post
@nypost reporter. I just live here. Holler: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
The seller of this mid-19th-century Colonial in Bridgewater, Connecticut, clearly has a taste for antiquities and ornate armchairs, as seen in this listing photo. Part of living in New York City is thinking about moving out of New York City. Each month, we’ll round up the best listings within commuting-ish distance, places where entire houses go for the cost of a “junior one-bedroom” (or less), but you’ll have to fix your own toilet.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
About a quarter of all home sales in Manhattan last year involved the use of a trust, up from just 17 percent three years prior, according to the real-estate analytics firm Attom. If you’re wondering who is buying a West Village co-op with tree- line views or a gut-renovated Soho loft these days, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve already guessed right: someone with a sizable trust.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
Rough Trade has opened a second, 4,000-square-foot location under 30 Rockefeller Plaza, aptly dubbed Rough Trade Below. Just down a stairwell past the Tonight Showentrance at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, behind the wide-open golden doors of Rough Trade Below, a Sam Fender track buzzed from the speakers while Mark Ellinger, in town from Montreal to chaperone a high-school field trip, looked through a box of used vinyl.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Matthew Sedacca
Rough Trade Takes Over a Former Paper Source at 30 RockJust down a stairwell past the Tonight Show entrance at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, behind the wide-open golden doors of Rough Trade Below, a Sam Fender track buzzed from the speakers while Mark Ellinger, in town from Montreal to chaperone a high-school field trip, looked through a box of used vinyl. “I’ve …
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
Brooklyn Crossing in Prospect Heights offers tenants some decent perks. The 51-story high-rise at 18 Sixth Avenue has a rooftop pool with views of the Manhattan skyline. There’s a 5,200-square-foot fitness center, a nondescript screening room, and an oversize vending machine where a person paying close to $4,000 a month for a studio can rent a Dyson or pick up a late-night pint of Ben and Jerry’s. And it now appears signing a lease can also get you an allowance.
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