The top property Sold in Manhattan over $5 Million was unit 79 at 432 Park Avenue for $65,600,000. Among the clouds, at one thousand feet, it is a one-of-a-kind Hiroshi Sugimoto-designed masterpiece with unobstructed 50 mile views in all directions including Central Park and the entire sky line, soaring ceilings, 10 x 10 foot windows and two private elevator landings. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million this week below…
New listings total 54 over $5M this week alone, topping off with the townhouse at 64 Bedford Street in the West Village, at $27,000,000. Currently configured as two side-by-side single-family residences which were partially connected in 2016 with the help of Deborah Burke Partners, with a single-story rear carriage house, windows on three sides and configured with a full bathroom and kitchenette. The exterior private space is vast and one of a kind. At approximately 2,000 square feet these areas include side by side private rear gardens separated by a wall which can be removed in the future and an abutting lush, triangular garden that leads to a barn style garage door with curb cut for private parking. See all last week’s new listings and come back each Monday, Wednesday and Friday for new market data compiled by the Rubin Team…
The top transactions in Manhattan selling over $5 million are picking up numbers to 11 from October 8-14th! The top property was the townhouse at 29 Beekman Place for $27,500,000. It is located on the site of Mount Pleasant, James Beekman’s family mansion built in 1765, which was frequently visited by George Washington. This piece of land is notable for being higher than the surrounding area, affording unparalleled views of the East River. It includes its own neighborhood private security guards, which feels like a small piece of Europe on the middle of Manhattan. Area occupants have included Abby Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller, Jr and John D Rockefeller, III.. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million this week below…
The top homes in Manhattan selling over $5 million finished short this week with only 6 properties managing to do so! The top property was 923 Fifth Avenue, 20A, at $9,750,000. Offering impressive scale, contemporary design, and light, this sophisticated home presents a unique opportunity to acquire a trophy residence along one of Fifth Avenue’s most coveted blocks. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million this week below…
The top 5 homes SOLD this week over $5 Million lands us on the west side, with Penthouse 61 at 111 West 57th Street, for a whopping $52,000,000! The history of 111 West 57th Street is a piece of music in two great movements, bringing together the best of New York City’s prewar Golden Age of architectural design, with the best of today’s contemporary creativity in design innovation, engineering, and construction. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million below…
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The top 5 homes SOLD this week over $5 Million has us once again returning to to the Upper East Side with the townhouse at 129 East 73rd Street, a Neo-Italian Renaissance-style limestone and marble townhouse featuring approximately 12,000 square feet amid six stories with several outdoor spaces, selling for $26,500,000. Built in 1907 and renovated in 2005, its original details have been carefully honored with thoughtful woodworking and gracious architecture and interior design by Diamond Barrata, as well as refined contracting by Simply Elegant. A well-known address, this limestone masterpiece has been featured in several films and television programs, most notably as the home of Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada. An exciting opportunity, this is truly one of the finest homes in all of Manhattan. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million below…
The top 5 homes SOLD this week over $5 Million brings us back to the Upper East Side with the townhouse at 16 East 69th Street, a 33ft wide, five story red brick and limestone mansion that stands as a superb example of Neo Georgian revival architecture in America, selling for $39,000,000! Prominently positioned on the very lovely and quiet tree-lined block of 69th Street between Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue, the residence has the good fortune of being situated amidst a number of architecturally noteworthy neighboring houses. See the full list of homes sold over $5 million below…
The top homes SOLD over 5 Million last week saw an increase in the number of sales than the previous week with 55 West 9th Street in the Greenwich Village Historic District heading the pack at $19,000,000! A handsome five-story townhouse built in 1840, its brick facade is trimmed with brownstone in ways that give the house a classical, but not ostentatious, demeanor. Every part of the exterior was extensively restored by architect Jean-Gabriel Neukomm less than a decade ago. See full list of homes sold over $5 million below…
