$129M deal at 80 Clarkson could be downtown Manhattan’s biggest
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One of New York City’s best-selling buildings of the year is about to set a real estate record. As first reported by The Real Deal, a contract has been signed for a $129 million deal at 80 Clarkson Street, a new condo development in the West Village by Zeckendorf Development and Atlas Capital Group. The sale, if it closes at that price, would become the most expensive deal below 14th Street, surpassing a Greenwich Village townhouse that sold for $72.5 million in 2024.
As The Real Deal reports, the buyer signed a contract for multiple units at the building, which has been quietly selling its 113 apartments off-market since the spring. The two-tower project, designed by COOKFOX Architects and SLCE Architects, has an estimated sellout exceeding $2 billion.
The deal at 80 Clarkson follows the trend of New York’s richest residents moving downtown in recent years.
In March, a five-bedroom duplex at 150 Charles Street sold for $60 million, about double what the owners paid for it in 2016. In August, a contract was signed for a $87.5 million penthouse at 140 Jane Street.
The current record-holder for all deals in downtown Manhattan is a combined townhouse at 138-140 West 11th Street that fetched $72.5 million in January 2024.
It’s unclear which units the $129 million deal includes, but it would mark the first nine-figure deal below 14th Street. As 6sqft reported in June, developers listed a sprawling duplex penthouse at 80 Clarkson for $80 million. There’s also a full-floor residence on the 30th floor for $75 million.
According to CityRealty, 80 Clarkson is one of the year’s best-selling buildings, with prices averaging around $5,000 per square foot.
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