130 William, 111 West 57th Street, and Flatiron House ranked among the best-selling developments of the past week.
On the second full business week of April 2025, the number of Manhattan residential sales recorded dipped slightly week over week. However, the aggregate total recorded spiked during this time, thanks in great part to several uber-luxury sales in Billionaires' Row towers, which accounted for four of the top five sales of the week.
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Manhattan Sales:
- For the week ending April 18, 2025, $510,175,328 worth of transactions across 211 condo, condop, and cooperative deals were recorded
- 97 condo sales came to an aggregate price of $356,343,167
- Eight condop sales came to an aggregate price of $8,243,837
- 106 co-op sales came to an aggregate price of $145,588,324
This was largely driven by 111 West 57th Street, where a total of $89,900,000 was recorded across three sales. Penthouse #72 led the charge at $46,900,000 in the top sale of the week and one of the five highest-priced sales recorded in the building to date. However, this represents a deep reduction on a penthouse that was listed for $66,000,000 in 2020.
The buyers made the purchase through an LLC, but Mansion Global identified them as British real estate developer Christian Candy and his wife, socialite Emily Crompton-Candy. It also notes that the triplex penthouse with a private loggia is roughly half the size of 8 East 62nd Street, the Upper East Side townhouse the couple listed for $70,000,000 shortly before the closing.
The deep cut notwithstanding, Penthouse #72 still came in at more than the price of the next two top sales combined. Several stories down in 111 West 57th Street, Tower Residence #49 closed for $24,000,000 in the second-highest sale of the week. It was trailed by Tower Residence #70, which closed for $19,000,000. Both prices came in below ask, though not dramatically far, and both buyers made the purchases through LLCs.
Another Billionaires' Row unit that came in well below ask was Residence #51A at One57. It closed for $13,310,000, more than 15% below the $15,680,000 ask when it entered contract in March 2025. Public records list the seller of the three-bedroom unit as an LLC and indicate that they have taken quite a loss on it, having paid $20,368,500 for it in May 2014 and then embarking on a massive renovation. However, the closing price was good enough for the fifth-highest of the week.
345 Meatpacking, #PH, top Downtown sale of the week (Serhant)
The top sale outside of 111 West 57th Street was also the top Downtown sale of the week. The penthouse at 345 Meatpacking closed for $18,000,000 in the fourth-highest sale of the week. While $4,000,000 below the asking price when it entered contract in February 2025, the seller nevertheless makes more than double the $7,139,439 they paid for it in December 2013.
Crain's New York Business identified the seller as the estate of Andre Radant, former president of Bolthouse Farms. The agricultural business was instrumental in promoting baby carrots as an alternative to junk food in the early 2000s. The buyers are listed in public records as pharmaceutical executives Sheila Hopkins and Peter Stein.
Crain's New York Business identified the seller as the estate of Andre Radant, former president of Bolthouse Farms. The agricultural business was instrumental in promoting baby carrots as an alternative to junk food in the early 2000s. The buyers are listed in public records as pharmaceutical executives Sheila Hopkins and Peter Stein.
130 William, now nearly sold out, appears on the right-hand side.
Also of note, the past week was a good one for new developments all over Manhattan. A total of $10,726,245 across two sales was recorded at 130 William Street. These included Penthouse #62B, a three-bedroom penthouse with a massive private loggia spanning the full width of the residence that closed slightly above ask at $7,076,971. Both units feature the building's signature arched windows, custom kitchens by Sir David Adjaye, and hand-selected high-end finishes throughout.
The unidentified buyers are also set to enjoy access to the building's amenities, which include a pool and spa, an IMAX screening room, a fitness center with outdoor terrace, and a roof terrace with panoramic city and New York Harbor views. The building is nearly sold out, and current resale availabilities start at $1,495,000.
The unidentified buyers are also set to enjoy access to the building's amenities, which include a pool and spa, an IMAX screening room, a fitness center with outdoor terrace, and a roof terrace with panoramic city and New York Harbor views. The building is nearly sold out, and current resale availabilities start at $1,495,000.
Flatiron House, #PH22A (Corcoran Group)
Another building rapidly nearing sellout is Flatiron House, the COOKFOX-designed project located at the nexus of three dynamic neighborhoods: the Flatiron District, Chelsea, and NoMad. Penthouse #22A, a four-bedroom penthouse with planted Juliet balconies spanning the entire eastern facade, closed for $10,100,000, a price just short of the week's top five sales. Flatiron House's one public availability as of this writing is a townhouse unit with a $6,750,000 asking price and access to all building amenities, including the fitness center, lounge, game room, and a planted garden.
Linea (Corcoran Group)
Almost directly to the west of Flatiron House, the first closing was recorded at Linea, a new boutique condominium down the street from the High Line. Residence #9A, a three-bedroom unit with a private terrace, sold for its asking price of $5,495,000. Like all units at Linea, it features high ceilings, oversized windows, a programmable Nest thermostat, Krion countertops and Miele appliances in the kitchen, and Kohler fixtures in the bath. Current availabilities range from a studio for $1,295,000 to a three-bedroom with private terrace for $5,665,000.
The city's prestigious prewar cooperatives remain in demand among luxury buyers. The top co-op sale of the week was also the sixth-highest overall, a maisonette with a private entrance at 820 Fifth Avenue that sold for $10,500,000.
Crain's New York Business identified the seller as Norma Lerner, widow of credit card executive/former Cleveland Browns owner Al Lerner, and noted that the building is almost as notable for who hasn't gotten past the co-op board as for those who have: It has accepted fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, philanthropist Lily Safra, and hedge fund executive Ken Griffin, but rejected casino mogul Steve Wynn and cosmetics executive Ron Perelman. The maisonette's sale was recorded about two months after that of a full-floor apartment a few stories up belonging to Metropolitan Museum of Art trustees Charles and Jayne Wrightsman.
Crain's New York Business identified the seller as Norma Lerner, widow of credit card executive/former Cleveland Browns owner Al Lerner, and noted that the building is almost as notable for who hasn't gotten past the co-op board as for those who have: It has accepted fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, philanthropist Lily Safra, and hedge fund executive Ken Griffin, but rejected casino mogul Steve Wynn and cosmetics executive Ron Perelman. The maisonette's sale was recorded about two months after that of a full-floor apartment a few stories up belonging to Metropolitan Museum of Art trustees Charles and Jayne Wrightsman.
820 Fifth Avenue, home of the week's top co-op sale (Brown Harris Stevens)
Top Manhattan sales
One57, #51A (Compass)
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From the Listing:
Step into the epitome of luxury and sophistication with this exquisite residence at One57. Upon entering, you’re welcomed by upgraded custom interior architecture, where every detail has been meticulously curated to create a harmonious blend of elegance and functionality. Imagine gazing out of the floor-to-ceiling windows and being greeted by the breathtaking vistas of the iconic Central Park. Custom carpets and Lutron tabletop tablets and televisions stay with unit.
Step into the epitome of luxury and sophistication with this exquisite residence at One57. Upon entering, you’re welcomed by upgraded custom interior architecture, where every detail has been meticulously curated to create a harmonious blend of elegance and functionality. Imagine gazing out of the floor-to-ceiling windows and being greeted by the breathtaking vistas of the iconic Central Park. Custom carpets and Lutron tabletop tablets and televisions stay with unit.
345 Meatpacking, #PH (Serhant)
From the Listing:
This custom residence provides the ultimate privacy occupying the entire top floor with direct elevator access, 4 exposures and a private roof terrace above, all with amazing southern views across downtown and the Hudson River. Designed by renowned firm Dufner Heighes and constructed by Silver Lining, this penthouse has been built to the highest level with no detail missed. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence spans 3,734 square feet with an additional 1,929 exterior square feet across 4 terraces. As you exit off your private elevator foyer, you are greeted by the impressive living/dining room, which includes a stunning gas fireplace wrapped in Greige Onyx, custom ceiling details, distinct dining area, and wet bar.
This custom residence provides the ultimate privacy occupying the entire top floor with direct elevator access, 4 exposures and a private roof terrace above, all with amazing southern views across downtown and the Hudson River. Designed by renowned firm Dufner Heighes and constructed by Silver Lining, this penthouse has been built to the highest level with no detail missed. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence spans 3,734 square feet with an additional 1,929 exterior square feet across 4 terraces. As you exit off your private elevator foyer, you are greeted by the impressive living/dining room, which includes a stunning gas fireplace wrapped in Greige Onyx, custom ceiling details, distinct dining area, and wet bar.
From the Listing:
Designed by the renowned Studio Sofield, this 3,873-square-foot residence offers a direct elevator entry gallery which leads into a sprawling full-floor, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Tower Residence. The Great Room is highlighted by 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows which showcase unrivaled, perfectly centered views over Central Park. The luxuriously appointed primary suite features southern skyline city views, a large dressing hall, and a windowed bathroom clad in hand selected veined white onyx.
Designed by the renowned Studio Sofield, this 3,873-square-foot residence offers a direct elevator entry gallery which leads into a sprawling full-floor, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Tower Residence. The Great Room is highlighted by 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows which showcase unrivaled, perfectly centered views over Central Park. The luxuriously appointed primary suite features southern skyline city views, a large dressing hall, and a windowed bathroom clad in hand selected veined white onyx.
7 Available Listings for Sale from $12,500,000
111 West 57th Street
111 West 57th Street, #49 (Sotheby's International Realty)
From the Listing:
Showcasing panoramic full Central Park and Manhattan views, this 4,492-square-foot residence offers a direct elevator entry gallery which leads into a sprawling full-floor, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Tower Residence. The formal entry gallery is finished with white macauba stone floors and offers a dramatic north to south view which opens into the sumptuous Great Room. This incredible space is highlighted by 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows which showcase unrivaled, perfectly centered views over Central Park.
Showcasing panoramic full Central Park and Manhattan views, this 4,492-square-foot residence offers a direct elevator entry gallery which leads into a sprawling full-floor, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Tower Residence. The formal entry gallery is finished with white macauba stone floors and offers a dramatic north to south view which opens into the sumptuous Great Room. This incredible space is highlighted by 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows which showcase unrivaled, perfectly centered views over Central Park.
7 Available Listings for Sale from $12,500,000
111 West 57th Street, #PT72 (Sotheby's International Realty)
From the Listing:
Designed by the award-winning Studio Sofield, recognized for their impeccable quality of craftsmanship, this opulent residence in the sky, features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms with interior design and furnishings by the acclaimed Banda of London. A magnificent private full-floor, open-air, loggia is located directly below the duplex lower level, offering a unique opportunity for a private fresh-air retreat highlighted by spectacular 360-degree views directly centered over Central Park to the north and full cityscape past the Statue of Liberty to the south. A direct elevator Entry Gallery, finished with white macauba stone, provides a grand entrance into the Great Room which offers 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, showcasing breathtaking views of Central Park.
Designed by the award-winning Studio Sofield, recognized for their impeccable quality of craftsmanship, this opulent residence in the sky, features 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms with interior design and furnishings by the acclaimed Banda of London. A magnificent private full-floor, open-air, loggia is located directly below the duplex lower level, offering a unique opportunity for a private fresh-air retreat highlighted by spectacular 360-degree views directly centered over Central Park to the north and full cityscape past the Statue of Liberty to the south. A direct elevator Entry Gallery, finished with white macauba stone, provides a grand entrance into the Great Room which offers 14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, showcasing breathtaking views of Central Park.
7 Available Listings for Sale from $12,500,000
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