03 Aug
Loft buyers in the red-hot NYC market can expect to pay upwards of $4.75M for 6,000-square-feet of raw loft space in neighborhoods like Tribeca or Soho.
In Detroit, that much space and style costs just a tenth of that, $475K. Located in the Sixth Street Lofts building in the Motor City’s Corktown neighborhood, this sprawling condo sits on the top, penthouse floor and currently features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with plenty of space to expand. Hardwood floors line the entire apartment, while SubZero and Viking appliances highlight the kitchen. Better yet, there’s even parking in the basement. Try getting that feature for free with your multimillion-dollar Big Apple loft.
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