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    565 Broome Street

    565 Broome Street

    565 Broome Soho is a high-friction luxury asset that struggles with post-sponsor liquidity. While the building commands premium pricing ($2,500+ PPSF) and offers high nominal rents, it fails to efficiently capture that value due to chronic transaction delays—with resale units often sitting for 300+ days and rentals vacant for 200+ days. Appreciation is highly stratified: 2020 buyers secured nearly 20% gains, while 2019 buyers are facing flat or negative returns. This is not a yield play or a liquid safe haven; it is a long-term lifestyle purchase where the exit strategy requires patience and significant lead time.
    Tony InJe Yeo's avatar
    Mar 02, 2026
    BuildingsSoho and Hudson Square
    565 Broome Street

    565 Broome Street

    565 Broome Soho is a high-friction luxury asset that struggles with post-sponsor liquidity. While the building commands premium pricing ($2,500+ PPSF) and offers high nominal rents, it fails to efficiently capture that value due to chronic transaction delays—with resale units often sitting for 300+ days and rentals vacant for 200+ days. Appreciation is highly stratified: 2020 buyers secured nearly 20% gains, while 2019 buyers are facing flat or negative returns. This is not a yield play or a liquid safe haven; it is a long-term lifestyle purchase where the exit strategy requires patience and significant lead time.
    Tony InJe Yeo's avatar
    Mar 02, 2026
    BuildingsSoho and Hudson Square

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