I've been flooded with questions about the Bartlett Lofts located at 215 W. 7th Street. Great building, historic pedigree, amazing central location between the historic core and the Financial & Jewelry Districts, anticipated to become a Mills Act building one day, etc. Basically, lots going for the building, but why so many units on the market?
A few reasons. Sales have picked up at the Bartlett this year, and sold prices have increased, which means that owners are happy to sell for a profit, which is why there are suddenly several units--7 to be exact--on the market right now.
The building has front desk security, beautiful rooftop with amazing 360 views, and a lot of the original historic charm intact. Think high ceilings and large windows. The only drawback is that the building does not have parking. This is a turnoff for some buyers.
Lastly, this is a slow time (Fall/Winter) to sell condos and lofts, meaning things tend to sit on the market for 30-45 days on average.
But as I've mentioned before, deals can be scooped up when the market has slowed down. There's always an upside to real estate, as Warren Buffet used to say.