Recent Transactions in the Real Estate Market

Greenwich Village

350 Bleecker Street
Studio co-op.
Asking: $422,000. Selling: $422,000.
Maintenance: $588; 60 percent tax-deductible.
Time on the market: one day.

CUP OF SUGAR? The Web site Meettheneighbors.org was organized on the premise that Manhattan apartment-dwellers barely know the people living above, below and across the wall from them. But that’s not the case at this co-op on the corner of Bleecker and West 10th Street. "This building is a microcosm of the Village," said Coldwell Banker Hunt Kennedy broker Armanda Squadrilli, who sold this 450-square-foot alcove studio in an all-cash deal to a twentysomething advertising professional. "They have roof parties in the summer. It’s a real community." The young lady had been renting in east midtown before she ventured south of 14th Street. And she fell for this building’s tight-knit charm. "She knew that bidding on the first day is the way to get [the apartment]," Ms. Squadrilli added. Dina Cohen of Citi Habitats also partnered on the deal.