Sales have begun at Empire Lofts, a handsome, 7-story, mid-block building at 13 East 30th Street that has been converted to 6 residential condominium loft apartments.
The pre-war building has full-floor units with two bedrooms and two baths, 12-foot-high ceilings and individually controlled air-conditioning and heating.
The building, which is between Fifth and Madison Avenues, has new windows, a private-key-locked elevator, a video security system and wood-burning fireplaces can be installed in the living rooms.
Prices start at $1,590,000.
Landstrom Development is the converter.
The pre-war building has full-floor units with two bedrooms and two baths, 12-foot-high ceilings and individually controlled air-conditioning and heating.
The building, which is between Fifth and Madison Avenues, has new windows, a private-key-locked elevator, a video security system and wood-burning fireplaces can be installed in the living rooms.
Prices start at $1,590,000.
Landstrom Development is the converter.
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