895 Park Avenue, #1678A | Brown Harris Stevens
The last week of February 2026 marked the return to a full business week following the federal holiday on Monday, February 16; however, the number of Manhattan residential sales recorded only slightly increased week-over-week, possibly the result of them having taken place during the extended cold spell that stretched from late January into February. However, a good number of luxury sales were recorded during this time, with the week's highest-priced sales showing an almost even split between prewar Upper East Side cooperatives and high-rise condominiums on Central Park West.
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895 Park Avenue, #16178A (Brown Harris Stevens)
The highest-priced sale of the week was for Residence #1678A at 895 Park Avenue, which closed for $19.99 million. Public records show that the sellers, RWP Group chairman and CEO Robert Weisz and his wife Cristina bought the triplex apartment for $15 million from the estate of film producer Charles Evans, who worked on Academy Award-winning film Tootsie. They then embarked on a two-year renovation, of which Mr. Weisz told Mansion Global, "It’s a wonderful pre-war building but then the apartment is technically new." However, as their family started spending more time outside New York City, the couple listed the apartment.
In June 2009, shortly before the Weiszes bought Mr. Evans' apartment, Observer noted that the co-op board had turned down three prospective buyers. This transaction appears to have gone smoother; the triplex entered contract in October 2025 and the sale closed a few months later. The buyer made the purchase with a trust, but another high-profile figure would not be unexpected. Elsewhere in the building, composer Leonard Bernstein hosted a "radical chic" party, a fundraiser for the Black Panthers, at his penthouse in 1970. More recently, that penthouse sold for $24 million in October 2021.
980 Fifth Avenue, #24-25 (Brown Harris Stevens)
At postwar cooperative 980 Fifth Avenue, Residence #24-25 closed for $14.8 million in the week's second-highest co-op sale and third-highest overall. The seller is listed as Theresa Sackler, philanthropist and widow of Mortimer Sackler, co-founder of Purdue Pharma. The building is located in close proximity to prominent museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; both of which, incidentally, removed the Sackler name from exhibition spaces and education centers over Purdue's ties to the opioid crisis.
It is not known when the couple bought the four-bedroom duplex or how much they paid for it, but the listing notes that it is "available for the first time in several decades." Indeed, listing images show somewhat dated interiors and furnishings, but beautiful direct views of Central Park. The buyer made the purchase with an LLC.
50 West 66th Street
Upper West Side condominiums accounted for four of the ten highest-priced sales of the past week. Chief among them was Residence #52W at 50 West 66th Street, which closed for $18.123 million in the week's top condo sale and second-highest overall. The three-bedroom home measures over 2,800 interior square feet and has a 139-square-foot private loggia overlooking Central Park, and came in slightly over ask.
On the last week of February 2026, multiple sales were also recorded at new development condominiums on Downtown's West Side. Two sales were recorded at The Cortland, bringing the Robert A.M. Stern Architects-designed condominium to nearly 95% sold; current availabilities range from a two-bedroom for $4.15 million to a four-bedroom penthouse for $44.95 million. Additionally, three sales were recorded at One High Line. The two-towered, Bjarke Ingels Group-designed development is now nearly 80% sold, with availabilities ranging from a one-bedroom for $2.85 million to a four-bedroom penthouse for
One Domino Square (Selldorf Architects for Two Trees)
Also of note, Penthouse #3A at One Domino Square closed for an even $7 million. At $3,313 per square foot, it now holds the record for the most expensive sale in Williamsburg by price per square foot. The half-floor penthouse is topped with a wraparound roof terrace, and interiors feature a spacious living area, a kitchen with center island and Gaggenau appliances, en suite baths in all three bedrooms, and a striking spiral staircase to connect both levels.
When the penthouse entered contract in February 2026, Jed Walentas, CEO of Two Trees Management (the property's developer), said in a statement that they expect One Domino Square to sell out this year (h/t 6sqft). It was Brooklyn's best selling building of 2025. Remaining availabilities range from a one-bedroom for $1.975 million to a three-bedroom penthouse for $5.95 million.
One Domino Square, #PH3A (Two Trees Development Marketing LLC)
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150 East 72nd Street, #5S (Sotheby's International Realty)
From the Listing:
This sun flooded, grand 4 bed, 5 bath (plus an additional powder room) prewar condominium presents the ultimate home for both elegant and modern living. Enter from the private elevator landing into a gracious gallery which sets the stage for an expansive entertaining wing. An oversized corner living room with exposures south and west features a wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings, and abundant light. An adjacent formal dining room, large enough for a table for twelve, also offers corner windows south and east overlooking lush garden views. Lastly, an exquisite library with custom bookshelves and sun-filled exposures serves as the ideal home office and completes this entertaining wing.
This sun flooded, grand 4 bed, 5 bath (plus an additional powder room) prewar condominium presents the ultimate home for both elegant and modern living. Enter from the private elevator landing into a gracious gallery which sets the stage for an expansive entertaining wing. An oversized corner living room with exposures south and west features a wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings, and abundant light. An adjacent formal dining room, large enough for a table for twelve, also offers corner windows south and east overlooking lush garden views. Lastly, an exquisite library with custom bookshelves and sun-filled exposures serves as the ideal home office and completes this entertaining wing.
One Central Park, #74B (Modlin Group)
From the Listing:
With commanding views across Central Park and up the Hudson River, this custom-built, 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath duplex at 25 Columbus Circle is incomparable. Encompassing an approximate 3,491 square feet and situated on one of the highest floors in the legendary Deutsche Bank Center, this home features up to 14 foot high ceilings and huge north and east facing windows.
With commanding views across Central Park and up the Hudson River, this custom-built, 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath duplex at 25 Columbus Circle is incomparable. Encompassing an approximate 3,491 square feet and situated on one of the highest floors in the legendary Deutsche Bank Center, this home features up to 14 foot high ceilings and huge north and east facing windows.
980 Fifth Avenue, #24-25 (Brown Harris Stevens)
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From the Listing:
Perched high above Central Park in the prestigious 980 Fifth Avenue cooperative, this rare 10-room duplex showcases sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Park's endless greenery. Twelve oversized south- and west-facing windows flood the residence with light throughout the day and frame some of the city's most iconic vistas.
Perched high above Central Park in the prestigious 980 Fifth Avenue cooperative, this rare 10-room duplex showcases sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Park's endless greenery. Twelve oversized south- and west-facing windows flood the residence with light throughout the day and frame some of the city's most iconic vistas.
50 West 66th Street, #52W (Douglas Elliman)
From the Listing:
Tower residence 52W is a gracious 2,816-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home with a spectacular private loggia overlooking The Hudson River and Central Park. Walls of glass and up to 14'-6" soaring ceilings set the stage for unforgettable Park, River and skyline views. The Tower at 50 West 66th Street, imagined by global interior design firm AB Concept, sets the stage for open views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and Hudson River.
Tower residence 52W is a gracious 2,816-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home with a spectacular private loggia overlooking The Hudson River and Central Park. Walls of glass and up to 14'-6" soaring ceilings set the stage for unforgettable Park, River and skyline views. The Tower at 50 West 66th Street, imagined by global interior design firm AB Concept, sets the stage for open views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and Hudson River.
895 Park Avenue, #16178A (Brown Harris Stevens)
From the Listing:
Perfectly situated in one of Park Avenue's most prestigious white-glove cooperatives, this extraordinary penthouse has been renovated to perfection and boasts 6,985 square feet of interior space and 1,300 square feet of beautifully landscaped terraces. The home enjoys magnificent open views spanning westward to Central Park and capturing the Manhattan skyline to the south. The residence consists of 14 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms. Natural light stream in from all four exposures throughout the day.
Perfectly situated in one of Park Avenue's most prestigious white-glove cooperatives, this extraordinary penthouse has been renovated to perfection and boasts 6,985 square feet of interior space and 1,300 square feet of beautifully landscaped terraces. The home enjoys magnificent open views spanning westward to Central Park and capturing the Manhattan skyline to the south. The residence consists of 14 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms. Natural light stream in from all four exposures throughout the day.
1 Available Listing for Sale for $14,000,000
Biggest Profits
Park Terrace Gardens, #B75 (Compass)
Last week, 65% of resale Manhattan apartments sold at a profit. These included Residence #B75 at Park Terrace Gardens in Inwood, which sold for $580K, netting a 132% profit more than 23 years after the sellers bought it in January 2003.
Park Terrace Gardens is located in the heart of a 2018 rezoning that called for 1,600 new affordable homes, waterfront parks, new cultural centers, and a new public library in Inwood. Some activists protested, fearing for "Manhattan's last affordable neighborhood"; but, while #B75 netted the week's highest profit, the sticker price is not as astronomically high as those of the top sales.
Park Terrace Gardens is located in the heart of a 2018 rezoning that called for 1,600 new affordable homes, waterfront parks, new cultural centers, and a new public library in Inwood. Some activists protested, fearing for "Manhattan's last affordable neighborhood"; but, while #B75 netted the week's highest profit, the sticker price is not as astronomically high as those of the top sales.
221 West 21st Street, #1A (Serhant)
From the Listing:
Barn doors, soaring ceilings, arched windows, exposed brick, and muted sage. More than an alcove studio, Residence 1A offers the layout and volume of a one-bedroom with a fully separate sleeping area, delivering rare privacy and space in a move-in ready pre-war micro-loft. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block in a boutique Chelsea co-op, this home blends classic New York character with thoughtful modern updates. Soaring 11'4" ceilings, hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, and southern exposure create an open, inviting atmosphere.
Barn doors, soaring ceilings, arched windows, exposed brick, and muted sage. More than an alcove studio, Residence 1A offers the layout and volume of a one-bedroom with a fully separate sleeping area, delivering rare privacy and space in a move-in ready pre-war micro-loft. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block in a boutique Chelsea co-op, this home blends classic New York character with thoughtful modern updates. Soaring 11'4" ceilings, hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, and southern exposure create an open, inviting atmosphere.
Hudson Gables, #A22 (Compass)
From the Listing:
You have not seen this home before. Period. Nor can it be done again. This spectacular one-of-a-kind home has been gut renovated from the studs out, with re-enforced beams where walls once stood, new perfectly leveled floors and soundproofing in the ceiling. The result is a highly customized home that exudes quality and luxury with a functional, re-imagined layout.
You have not seen this home before. Period. Nor can it be done again. This spectacular one-of-a-kind home has been gut renovated from the studs out, with re-enforced beams where walls once stood, new perfectly leveled floors and soundproofing in the ceiling. The result is a highly customized home that exudes quality and luxury with a functional, re-imagined layout.
The Cove Club, #8F (Weichert Properties)
From the Listing:
This spacious one-bedroom apartment is located in Cove Club Condominium, one of Battery Park’s premier buildings and is nestled next to the tranquil South Cove Plaza and the Esplanade. Upon entering the home, there is a large foyer that opens into a living room that is flooded with light from the large, north facing windows, from which you can enjoy views of the Freedom Tower and the New York Skyline. The kitchen features a pass-through window into the living room, stainless steel appliances including a built-in microwave and dishwasher and Quartz countertops.
This spacious one-bedroom apartment is located in Cove Club Condominium, one of Battery Park’s premier buildings and is nestled next to the tranquil South Cove Plaza and the Esplanade. Upon entering the home, there is a large foyer that opens into a living room that is flooded with light from the large, north facing windows, from which you can enjoy views of the Freedom Tower and the New York Skyline. The kitchen features a pass-through window into the living room, stainless steel appliances including a built-in microwave and dishwasher and Quartz countertops.
24 East 7th Street, #6C (Douglas Elliman)
From the Listing:
Do not miss this renovated two bed, two bath home in prime East Village. All main rooms in this lofty home have large south facing windows that bring in fantastic light and boast treetop and sky views. Chefs will love the huge open kitchen with stainless GE Monogram and GE Profile appliances, Rangemaster hood, granite countertops, a breakfast bar and tons of cabinets and storage.
Do not miss this renovated two bed, two bath home in prime East Village. All main rooms in this lofty home have large south facing windows that bring in fantastic light and boast treetop and sky views. Chefs will love the huge open kitchen with stainless GE Monogram and GE Profile appliances, Rangemaster hood, granite countertops, a breakfast bar and tons of cabinets and storage.
Park Terrace Gardens, #B75 (Compass)
From the Listing:
This architecturally designed home has been brilliantly conceived to maximize space and function while offering an elevated aesthetic that exudes quality at every turn. Simply put, no other 2-bedroom in Park Terrace Gardens rivals this exceptional design. New 5” solid oak floors seamlessly connect the dining space and kitchen through an entryway flanked by 3 enlarged custom closets. Here oak floors add warmth and definition to this expanded dining area which overlooks a generous sunken living room replete with beamed ceilings housing recessed lighting, anchored by crisp white painted herringbone floors.
This architecturally designed home has been brilliantly conceived to maximize space and function while offering an elevated aesthetic that exudes quality at every turn. Simply put, no other 2-bedroom in Park Terrace Gardens rivals this exceptional design. New 5” solid oak floors seamlessly connect the dining space and kitchen through an entryway flanked by 3 enlarged custom closets. Here oak floors add warmth and definition to this expanded dining area which overlooks a generous sunken living room replete with beamed ceilings housing recessed lighting, anchored by crisp white painted herringbone floors.
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