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(l-r) 378 West End Avenue and The Beresford, home of the top two sales of the past week (l-r) 378 West End Avenue and The Beresford, home of the top two sales of the past week
Between sizable apartments with top-of-the-line appliances and finishes, pandemic-proof features, thoughtful amenities, and a prime Upper West Side location near parks, restaurants, schools, and transportation, 378 West End Avenue has proven highly attractive. A few weeks after an apartment sold for $25.95 million, a penthouse unit closed for $25,500,000. Two additional penthouse units are in contract, and remaining availabilities start at $5.975 million.
Also on the Upper West Side, the week's second-highest sale and top co-op sale took place at The Beresford, a New York City Landmark located on Central Park West and designed by Emery Roth. Residence #15/16A, a massive duplex on high floors, closed for $19,000,000. Public records identified hedge fund executive Daniel Goldring and his wife, Libby Goldring, as the sellers; the buyer was listed as Susan Weber, historian/founder and director of the Bard Graduate Center for the Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture.

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The Roebling Building, 169 Hudson Street
The Roebling Building, 169 Hudson Street Tribeca
20 Jane Street
20 Jane Street West Village
48 Bond Street
48 Bond Street NoHo
109 East 79th Street
109 East 79th Street Carnegie Hill
The Beresford, 211 Central Park West
The Beresford, 211 Central Park West Central Park West
109-East-79th-Street-01 109 East 79th Street, home of two of the past week's top sales (The Corcoran Group)
On the opposite side of Central Park, it was another triumphant week for 109 East 79th Street. Exactly one year after sales launched, move-ins have begun and the building is 95% sold, with five penthouses among the highest-priced contracts of the year. Last week, a five-bedroom half-floor unit on the sixth floor closed for $17,202,888 in the third-highest sale of the week. Five floors up, Residence #11W was hot on its heels with a closing price of $16,389,350.
The top downtown sale and fifth-highest overall was #PH7/8N at The Roebling Building, a Tribeca warehouse-turned-condominium at 169 Hudson Street, which closed for $16,000,000. Both the buyer and seller conducted the transaction through LLCs, but rapper/entrepreneur Diddy once owned a four-bedroom loft in the building.

Notable Sales
48-Bond-Street-01 Chuck Close (Flickr - beerTelescopes); 48 Bond Street (Compass)
Acclaimed artist and National Medal of Arts winner Chuck Close was known for his Photorealistic portraits of himself, family members, and fellow artists, several of whom lived and worked near his Noho apartment. Over a year after his death in August 2021, his estate has sold the apartment to an entity listed as The Brown Paper Trust.

382-Lafayette-Street-01 382 Lafayette Street (CityRealty)
Decades before the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, Astor Place Theatre founder/nightlife entrepreneur Bruce Mailman and his longtime partner, Dr. John Sugg, devised an unusual plan to protect their assets, which included a loft apartment on Lafayette Street: Before Mr. Mailman died of AIDS, he married longtime friend Lucienne Reed in a move that allowed him to transfer his assets tax-free to a spouse. Six months after Mr. Mailman's death, Dr. Sugg married her so as to acquire his partner's assets. Most recently, years after Dr. Sugg's death, Ms. Reed was listed as the executor of the couple's estate when the apartment sold to an LLC.

20-Jane-Street-01 20 Jane Street (CityRealty)
20-Jane-Street-01 20 Jane Street, #C (Brown Harris Stevens)
From Fox News to MSNBC to Newsmax, journalist Greta Van Susteren has made no shortage of moves over the past few years. This applies to real estate as well - she sold her Midtown condo for $2,950,000 in January 2017, and just sold a West Village studio. Public records indicate that she and her husband, attorney John Coale, bought the apartment for $290,000 in 2013.

From the Listing:
Studio apartment on iconic Jane Street. Mid-block on Jane Street, between Greenwich Ave and the multi-angled intersection of West 4th and Eighth Ave, the location is Prime West Village. The Corner Bistro, with its classic shingle neon sign, is known for one of the city’s best burgers. Also, quintessential West Village is Tavern on Jane. The Jane Street Garden on the Southwest corner of Eighth Ave and Jane Street is one of the city’s oldest semi-public gardens. You do not have to be a celebrity to own in the West Village but you may spot some while strolling this historic neighborhood.
1 Available Listing for Sale for $425,000

Top Manhattan Sales
378-West-End-Avenue-01 378 West End Avenue (Compass)
7 Available Listings for Sale from $5,975,000

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211-Central-Park-West-01 The Beresford, #15/16A (Brown Harris Stevens)
Central Park West co-ops
Upper West Side co-ops
Central Park West apartments
From the Listing:
This stunning contemporary duplex is the wonderful result of a collaboration of John B. Murray’s amazing talent and timeless aesthetic and Jennifer Post’s brilliant and sophisticated modern design. The attention to detail in the creation of this home’s elegant, clean lines is unrivaled.

Off a semi private elevator enter onto the 16th floor and immediately you are welcomed with stunning southern light and open views over The Hayden Planetarium, Central Park and the Midtown skyline. The dramatic staircase is an art piece which creates a double height for the library below, and ahead the living room and formal dining room, or double living room, have mesmerizing views of the Park, Planetarium and the midtown skyline. Off the dining room is a windowed entertaining butler’s pantry complete with a wine refrigerator, regular refrigerator, dishwasher drawers and storage for glasses.
8 Available Listings for Sale from $3,995,000

109-East-79th-Street-01 109 East 79th Street, #6W (The Corcoran Group)
Carnegie Hill condos
Upper East Side condos
109 East 79th Street
From the Listing:
Graciously proportioned and strikingly designed by Steven Harris Architects, Residence 6 West is a 4,140-square-foot half-floor residence with north, south, and east exposures, and the architect’s signature attention to detail infused throughout. Offering five bedrooms, a formal dining room, five en suite baths, a powder room, and a laundry room, this home features 10’ ceilings in all primary rooms and a 17’6” ceiling in the living room. Elegant architectural details and materials throughout include expansive casement-style windows in a white bronze finish, 4” wide plank rift and quarter sawn American white oak flooring set in a chevron pattern in all living areas, recessed panel stile and rail doors with burnished nickel Nanz hardware, and custom plaster cornices in all primary rooms, hallways, vestibules, primary bathrooms, and powder rooms.
2 Available Listings for Sale from $5,350,000

109-East-79th-Street-02
Carnegie Hill condo
Upper East Side condo
109 East 79th Street
From the Listing:
Featuring a step-down living room with 12’6” ceilings and Juliet balcony, this home offers five bedrooms, a formal dining room, five en suite bathrooms, a powder room, and a laundry room. Elegant architectural details and materials throughout include expansive casement-style windows in a white bronze finish, 4" wide plank rift and quarter sawn American white oak flooring set in a chevron pattern in all living areas, recessed panel stile and rail doors with burnished nickel Nanz hardware, and custom plaster cornices in all primary rooms, hallways, vestibules, primary bathrooms, and powder rooms. Through a private and keyed entry vestibule finished with St. Clair marble flooring and wire brushed rift cut European white oak wall paneling with integrated closets, residents are greeted by a steel and tempered art glass entry door leading into a gracious entry gallery.
2 Available Listings for Sale from $5,350,000

169-Hudson-Street-01 The Roebling Building (CityRealty)

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