It’s a long apartment, but at least there are windows on both ends. Here is the floor plan (click to enlarge).
Now let’s vote. It’s hard to compare the apartments head to head because 223 West 80th Street is larger than 88 Greenwich Street, by about 300 square feet, and more expensive, by about $600,000. On a price-per-square-foot basis, West 80th Street costs $1,261 a square and 88 Greenwich costs costs $1,150 a square.
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To account for the differences, let’s frame the question this way — which apartment would you rather purchase: 223 West 80th Street, for $1.97 million, or 88 Greenwich Street, for $1.39 million?
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