By HarlemGuy
As previously reported on HarlemCondoLife (HCL), Harlem’s Gold Coast continues to impress brokers (in this case, Greg Kammerer, a Senior Vice President of the Corcoran Group), buyers and deal makers alike, as attested to by this recent New York Time’s story on a couple’s journey to the Livmor.
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Posted in Harlem, Real Estate
Tagged Best Yet Market, Cathedral of St. John The Divine, Corcoran, Greg Kammerer, Margaret Brown lo, morningside park, Mount Sinai Medical Center, neuropsychologist, professor, rehabilitation medicine, Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, The dog run in Morningside Park, Washington Irving, Wayne Gordon
By HarlemGuy
As previously reported on HarlemCondoLife (HCL), Harlem’s Gold Coast continues to impress brokers (in this case, Greg Kammerer, a Senior Vice President of the Corcoran Group), buyers and deal makers alike, as attested to by this recent New York Time’s story on a couple’s journey to the Livmor.
Welcome to Harlem!
Follow HarlemCondoLife on Twitter @HarlemHCL Your Gateway To Harlem.
Posted in Harlem, Real Estate
Tagged Best Yet Market, Cathedral of St. John The Divine, Corcoran, Greg Kammerer, Margaret Brown lo, morningside park, Mount Sinai Medical Center, neuropsychologist, professor, rehabilitation medicine, Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, The dog run in Morningside Park, Washington Irving, Wayne Gordon
By HarlemCondoLife
HarlemCondoLife
In May 2009, we inquired about the church located at 371 Manhattan Avenue. Our questions or…shall we say prayers…have been answered. This place of worship is in contract for big dinero, ie $2,200,000, to be exact! That’s a good chunk of change for the 4800 sq Continue reading
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By HarlemGal
HarlemCondoLife
Okay….what’s up with the church on Manhattan Ave between 115th and 116th Street? It appears that this place of worship has decided – by choice I hope – to side with the real estate gods. They have a for sale sign out in front! From my understanding, this place of worship is not the first to deal in real estate and probably will not be the last. St. John the Divine sold part of their property to developers who built the Avalon on Morningside Heights Park and the building going up on the northwest corner of 115th Street and Fredrick Douglass Blvd is rumored to have a church inside the new condo once its complete. With all these religious organizations dabbling in real estate, I guess its a positive attribution toward Harlem from the man upstairs…in sky!
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