Seller Representation · 2019
155 West 18th Street, Unit 401
A loft-like Chelsea condo with a 28-foot-wide great room, 11-foot ceilings, and the scale buyers want in a boutique full-service building.
Seller Representation
A $3.8M Chelsea close built around width, ceiling height, and a renovated 1,940-square-foot plan.
- Closed
- $3.8M
155 West 18th Street, Unit 401 had the feature Chelsea buyers feel immediately: width. A 28-foot-wide great room changes the whole read of an apartment, especially when it is paired with 11-foot ceilings, three bedrooms, and a renovated 1,940-square-foot plan.
The opportunity
The seller story was clean: volume, light, and a home returning to market after more than a decade. The apartment’s strongest facts were specific enough to carry the campaign without overstatement.
Frank’s read
The buyer pool for this kind of Chelsea condo wants a room that feels different when they step inside. Width was the lead. Ceiling height came next. Renovated condition and boutique full-service living supported the argument.
How it was positioned
The campaign had to make the scale easy to understand before a buyer arrived. Photos, copy, and the showing conversation all pointed back to the same advantage: this was a three-bedroom Chelsea home with a main room that felt broad, calm, and useful.
Result
The sale closed at $3.8M on August 15, 2019. The seller proof is in the clarity of the positioning: identify the memorable feature, build the campaign around it, and keep the story specific.
Why it matters for sellers
Every property has facts and a hierarchy. A seller gets better work when the listing agent knows which feature deserves to lead and keeps that feature visible across the entire campaign.
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