For the month of November 2019, there were a total of 861 condo, condop, and co-op sales recorded in Manhattan totaling to $1,462,906,081 in residential transactions. The 353 condo sales amounted to $889,513,708 in transaction volume and came in at an average price of $2,519,869 or $1,687 per ft². The island's 492 co-op sales of the month came in at an average price of $1,108,406.
The top four closings recorded in November came from the already record-breaking 220 Central Park South. Other new development condos making strong showings include a 53rd-floor 4-bedroom at One57 (#5), two closings at 111 Murray Street (#8 and #22), an 80th-floor 3-bed at Fifteen Hudson Yards (#12) and a 62nd-floor three-bedroom at Extell's One Manhattan Square (#17). The biggest co-op sale came in from 1115 Fifth Avenue (#6), where a 4-bedroom sold for $9.5M within the stately Carnegie Hill J.E.R. Carpenter building overlooking Museum Mile and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir.
The top four closings recorded in November came from the already record-breaking 220 Central Park South. Other new development condos making strong showings include a 53rd-floor 4-bedroom at One57 (#5), two closings at 111 Murray Street (#8 and #22), an 80th-floor 3-bed at Fifteen Hudson Yards (#12) and a 62nd-floor three-bedroom at Extell's One Manhattan Square (#17). The biggest co-op sale came in from 1115 Fifth Avenue (#6), where a 4-bedroom sold for $9.5M within the stately Carnegie Hill J.E.R. Carpenter building overlooking Museum Mile and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir.
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Rendering of 220 Central Park South courtesy of Vornado Realty Trust
View from 220 Central Park South (Corcoran)
Kitchen at 220 Central Park South (Corcoran)
Typical bath finish at 220 Central Park South (Corcoran)
5. One57, 157 West 57th Street, #43C – $17,500,000 ($5,049 / ft²)
4 bed, 4.5 bath, 3,466 square feet
4 bed, 4.5 bath, 3,466 square feet
One57, #43C (Extell Development Company)
1115 Fifth Avenue, 6B (Corcoran)
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21 East 90th Street floorpan (Brown Harris Stevens)
111 Murray Street interior (Douglas Elliman)
90 Morton Street
840 Park Avenue, #1/2A (LREB)
12. Fifteen Hudson Yards, 15 Hudson Yards, #80E, – $7,522,750 ($3,383 / ft²)
3 bed, 4 bath, 2,224 square feet
3 bed, 4 bath, 2,224 square feet
Fifteen Hudson Yards (Related Companies / Corcoran Sunshine)
13. Stella Tower, 425 West 50th Street, #PH-D, – $7,250,000 ($2,098 / ft²)
4 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,455 square feet
4 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,455 square feet
Stella Tower (JDS Development Group)
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