From Curbed New York: Photos by James Ewing Time for a sales update from the Greenwich Lane, the massive, multi-building development rising on the former site of St. Vincent’s Hospital. Three years after the pricey pads hit the market, fewer than ten units remain, including a $26.5 million townhouse, and a few apartments (including—gasp!—penthouses) that haven’t hit the…
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From Curbed New York: Every week, Curbed covers dozens of market listings that vary in price, location, size, grandeur, quirkiness, and other distinct characteristics. If they managed to capture our attention, that means there’s definitely something special going on. But some of these homes are so lovely that they warrant a special kind of notoriety…
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From the Observer Da Silvano Owner Bids Adieu to Restaurant and Apartment Silvano and Marisa Marchetto found a buyer for their custom-designed co-op By Morgan Halberg • 01/03/17 1:39pm Silvano Marchetto is parting ways with this sprawling co-op. Town Residential It was just recently that Silvano Marchetto, the owner of beloved Italian eatery Da Silvano, announced that the restaurant was…
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25 Prince Street Penthouse Click here for a video tour Click here to view the listing Enter this elegant triplex penthouse and experience what it means to live well in New York. The crown jewel of a boutique condo development, this pin-drop quiet home features outdoor space on each level, a private internal elevator, a…
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Ralph Walker Tribeca Residences 100 Barclay 2BDs starting at 3.2MM Occupancy December 2015 Built in 1927 as the headquarters for the New York Telephone Company Cited by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission as one of the most significant structures in skyscraper design Converted to 1-5 bedroom residences of prewar proportions with a modern sensibility…
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New York City real estate is booming. Beyond charts and graphs and stats, another way to gauge the strength of the market is by the sheer number of new developments launching sales or leasing in a given season. Spring 2014 was action-packed, as was the fall of 2014. The spring of 2015 looks to be no different, with at least 40…
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Find yourself rediscovering a classic… …built: 1904, landmarked: 1984, re-envisioned: now… THE CHATSWORTH 344 West 72nd Street Architects: Pembrooke & Ives 2-5 BDs 2,235,000-6,725,000 Contact Laurie for a private viewing …I believe they may have just mastered the master bath…
30 West 74th Street Penthouse 3 1,500,000 Duplex with Private Roof Deck 2BD/1.5BA Contact Laurie for a private viewing
The Upper East Side has long been known for the proliferation of stately prewar coops lining Fifth and Park Avenues, but over the past year we’ve seen a flurry of new condo developments that are bringing a new level of modern luxury to the UES. The First Avenue corridor is one of the hottest areas…
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Thankfully, all New Development in Manhattan is not reserved for most wealthy among us. Some is reserved for the most lucky. Read more here in The New York Times Read More about the history, planning and design here at Urban Omnibus