There's a new listing at the DJK website for 50-54 Second Avenue at East Third street. There isn't much information with the listing:
Location, Location, Location. Corner 6 story walkup building, 50'x40' with 10 apartments. Retail component of 2100 square foot can be delivered vacant. Portion vented.Excellent upside potential in extremely desirable East Village.
Streeteasy doesn't have any additional information, except for the price: $10 million. Chester Pechock is listed as the current landlord.
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UPDATED: THE BUILDING IS NOT FOR SALE.
7 comments:
"Retail component can be delivered vacant" - yeah cos who needs a long-time place like Pak Punjab and their cheap, delicious food when you can have an overpriced trendy woo-bar instead?
I believe the owner of this building has fallen ill recently, that could be a reason why this is being put on the market now.
Wow any semblance of character on this block is being taken away piece by piece. Pak Punjab has amazing cheap food! This is beyond depressing.
". . . can be delivered vacant" almost smacks of organized crime. And isn't that what's happening here, even with every perfectly legal transaction?. Stripping a community of its soul seems criminal.
Third Street is just getting raped. I can't bare to watch...
Really disrespectful- "yeah if you desire, we'll just kick a popular business out or raise their rent until they GTFO" This is getting so sad- the absolute disdain these developers have for everyone is sickening- People used to use existing tenants and successful businesses as a selling point- as in "buy this building and you already have a business up and running, and stable tenants who will pay rent" Now it's a minus- clear out folks the douchebags don't want you here.
The "vacant" bit seems strange to me. The pizza place just opened last year. Could they possibly only have a 1-2 yr lease? Or would they have something in the lease saying it can be broken if the building is sold?
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