New York’s First-Ever Penthouse: A 54-Room Upper East Side Mansion Built for a Cereal Heiress
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An UES woman found apartment hunting so stressful, she gave up her search and stayed in her over-priced studio. [NYT] Joan Rivers’ opulent apartment has sold for $28 million to a Middle Eastern buyer. [NYDN] NYCHA is looking for bids from developers interested in building affordable apartments. [NYDN] Tribeca Cinemas has closed down and the building is now […]
An Upper West Side co-op wants to use dog DNA tests as a way to keep unfavorable breeds out of their building. [DNA Info] Developer Michael Shvo said to be eyeing the $120M townhouse trio. [NYP] Inside a mysterious cottage sitting atop an East Village building. [Curbed] Bloomberg is making a $100 million donation to the Cornell […]
Want a green card? Invest in real estate. [NYT] The Walker Tower penthouse is back on the market, now asking $70 million. The unit sold last year for a record $50.9 million. [TRD] Condos at Norman Foster’s new Midtown condos will go for $3.3 million and up. [Curbed] Some are saying that the actual construction of 56 […]
Turns out Robert De Niro called this extravagant penthouse with glass floors and a seven car garage home for two years. [NYP] Brooklyn’s upcoming tallest tower, the Avalon Willoughby West, has started leasing. Studios will go for $2,890 a month. [Brownstoner] A federal transportation bill could lead to the city to removing some of the oversize […]
Take a video tour inside the Beekman as it undergoes restoration and conversion into a boutique hotel. [Architect’s Newspaper] An anti-Extell rally took place this morning to contest the very tall tower going up right by the Manhattan Bridge. [Bowery Boogie] No surprises here: Aby Rosen and preservationists are at odds over the renovations proposed […]
The historic Tracy Mansion will be carved into seven residential units. [TRD] Frank Sinatra’s former UES penthouse has sold for $5 million. [WSJ] Norman Foster’s new building at 100 East 53rd Street is on the rise. [A Fine Blog] Turns out 190 Bowery’s graffiti isn’t safe after all. The ground floor tenant will have the […]
A billionaire who canceled his purchase of a $27.5M penthouse at 1107 Fifth Avenue—which also happens to be NYC’s first-ever penthouse—will get his $2.75M deposit refunded to him. Carlos Rodriguez Pastor didn’t want to share his terrace with neighbors in the building. [NYDN] If the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey doesn’t pick a winning […]