rent asunder

west 13th

My earliest NYC rent wasn’t paid in cash.

I worked 40 hours each week for a place backstage in the mid-1970’s. 

My first rented apartment was in the Village. It cost $185, split 2 ways. 

$92.50 was tough to gather every 30 days, back then.

Then rent jumped in various places to $265. $850. $1990. $3300.

Well, brace yourself Mott Haven, we’ve been discovered.

http://clocktowertenants.com/2014/12/the-good-things-never-change.html

http://clocktowertenants.com/2011/02/fair-is-fair.html

http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/real-estate/south-bronx-real-estate-market-suddenly-burning-hot-article-1.2178095’

feels like home

The first thing you notice about ClockTower loft 212 is how warm it is; warm in sunlight, warm in natural finishes with a large, separate entry foyer and trees right outside your windows on both southern and western exposures.

Shiny heartpine floors and moldings reflect antique brick walls and columns, while a natural wood loftbed creates an area for sleeping or a guest room or just lots and lots of storage space. The closets are large and the ceilings are quite high.

A cook's kitchen features silvery pendant lighting and a cobalt blue tile surface for ample counterspace.

About 900 square feet in spotless, move-in condition, feels like home, available immediately, $1900.

A lovely day

“When I wake up in the morning love….

and the sunlight hurts my eyes.”

And something without warning love...

Bears heavy on my mind.” 

“Then I look at you...

And the worlds alright with me.”

“Just one look at you... and I know it’s gonna be...

A lovely day.”

Artist loft #418 in the ClockTower,

available now, no fee, for $1650.

Home on the range

Oh give me a home

with square footage to roam

and a view of Third Avenue Bridge.

With Manhattan close by

and a ceiling that’s high

plus a kitchen, with range and a fridge.

Artist loft #511 in the ClockTower, 

available now, no fee, for $1400.