Over $600M in Manhattan contracts include FiDi penthouse with indoor slide and Mish Fine Jewelry founder’s Village co-op

By CityRealty Staff | From Future New York Today, June 10, 2026

From June 1-7, 2026, 261 residential contracts were signed in Manhattan. This was a week-over-week spike, possibly due to the return to a full business week after Memorial Day. It was a busy time for high-end contracts with 44 listings asking over $3.9 million, and five of the week's ten highest-priced contracts were asking over $10 million.

High-priced contracts with one-of-a-kind features

American Tract Company Building, home of the week's top contract (Compass)

The week's highest-priced contract was signed at the American Tract Society Building, the condo conversion of the former headquarters of religious publishing company American Tract Society, where the penthouse, also known as the Sky House, was asking $20 million. The building itself was one of the earliest steel skeletal skyscrapers and is distinguished by its Romanesque and Renaissance Revival-style design.

Behind its historic facade, the penthouse underwent a five-year renovation by architect David Hotson and interior designer Ghislaine Viñas where all four floors are now connected by an 80-foot stainless steel slide as well as a staircase. The heart of the home is a 46-foot-tall living room with massive arched windows, a swing, and a climbing wall on an original riveted steel column. Additional features include a modern kitchen with island and separate prep kitchen behind it, a mezzanine level with study, a floating lounge with a fireplace, and two private terraces that show off the building's history as well as impressive Downtown views. Robb Report identifies the sellers as tech executives Craig and Kirsten Nevill-Manning, and notes that they paid about $6.45 million for it in 2007.

Private pool at 565 Broome Soho, #S16B (Corcoran Group)

Additionally, while outdoor pools are a popular amenity in multi-family buildings, private pools are harder to come by in New York City. One exception is at 565 Broome Soho, where select units have private terraces with swimming pools. One such apartment, Residence #S16B, entered contract with a $15 million ask, the fourth-highest of the week. Public records show that the unidentified buyer will only be the second owner; the seller, listed as an LLC, bought the four-bedroom unit from the sponsor for over $12.45 million in June 2021. It was one of two contracts signed in the Renzo Piano-designed condominium in West Soho last week.

Notable new development deals

520 Fifth Avenue seen from Bryant Park, spring 2026 (CityRealty)

The week's top sponsor contract took place at 520 Fifth Avenue, a supertall condo on the northwest corner of 43rd Street that stands out as much for its soaring height as for the magnificent arched windows that fill all interiors with incredible natural light. Penthouse #78 entered contract with an $11.25 million ask, the week's sixth-highest overall. This was the final penthouse available at 520 Fifth Avenue, and the building is over 95 percent sold.

On the Upper East Side, five contracts were signed at The Strathmore to make it the week's best-performing new development in terms of the number of contracts signed. One Domino Square in Williamsburg was not far behind with three. Additionally, two contracts apiece were signed at Eastlight in Murray Hill, 155W68 in Lincoln Center, 250 West 96th Street and The Rockwell on the Upper West Side, and Claremont Hall in Morningside Heights.

Village co-op of Mish Fine Jewelry founder enters contract

45 East 9th Street, Greenwich Village co-op

45 East 9th Street, #45 (Sotheby's International Realty)

Also of note, Residence #45 at 45 East 9th Street entered contract with a $4.2 million asking price. Seller Mish Tworkowski, founder of Mish Fine Jewelry, is known for his colorful jewelry designs, and he brought that same aesthetic to a redesign of his two-bedroom apartment by Katie Ridder, the designer of his Palm Beach boutique. The apartment's interiors were already rich in prewar details like a double-height coffered ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace with the original mantel, and the renovation included a new powder room, a "bedroom-sized dressing room," and colorful accents throughout. It was featured in Elle Decor and other shelter magazines.

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The asking price represents a small price reduction from when Mr. Tworkowski listed it for $4.85 million in November 2024. However, having bought it for over $1.67 million in May 2004, he still stands to make a generous profit without accounting for inflation. He would not be the only one in the building to do so; musician/Stranger Things actress Maya Hawke netted a small profit on her former apartment in the building earlier this year, and a one-bedroom in the building was among the biggest profits of the past week.

45 East 9th Street

Top NYC Contracts: June 1-7, 2026

#10. 1150 Fifth Avenue, #3B/2B
Last Ask: $8,995,000 (-9.8%)

Carnegie Hill | Cooperative | 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths

1150 Fifth Avenue, #3B/2B (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Designed by J.E.R. Carpenter and occupying the coveted southwest corner of 1150 Fifth Avenue, this extraordinary duplex-created from the seamless combination of two B-line residences-commands grand proportions, southern and western light, and iconic Central Park views. Spanning an impressive eighteen into fourteen rooms, the residence unfolds with remarkable scale, offering five bedrooms, five renovated windowed full bathrooms, and a powder room. See full details here.

1150 Fifth Avenue has no public availabilities.

#9. 255 East 77th Street, #27A
Last Ask: $9,400,000

Lenox Hill | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 2,954 ft²

255 East 77th Street, #27A (Compass)

From the Listing: Residence 27A at 255 East 77th Street is a bright and airy four-bedroom residence with open city and Park views west, south, and east. The entrance gallery, with wonderful art walls, leads to the south and west facing 35-foot-wide corner living room with an open eat-in kitchen with a wonderful separate pantry. The four bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath, are split for privacy and are arranged in a way that allows one to be used as a library. See full details here.

255 East 77th Street has 2 public availabilities from $23.75 million.

#8. One High Line, #W17C
Last Ask: $9,650,000 (-3%)

Chelsea | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 2,787 ft²

One High Line, #W17C (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

From the Listing: West 17C at One High Line is a 2,787-square-foot four-bedroom and four-and-a-half-bathroom corner residence curated by Gabellini Sheppard Associates with north and west exposures. This remarkable home features northern and western exposure overlooking the Hudson River and receiving an abundance of natural light throughout the day. It boasts a generous great room and open kitchen custom designed by Bulthaup, complete with White Princess Quartzite countertops and backsplash, a robust Gaggenau appliance package and stainless-steel fixtures by CEA Design. See full details here.

One High Line has 21 public availabilities from $2.495 million.

#7. 143 East 19th Street, #TH
Last Ask: $9,995,000

Gramercy Park | Townhouse | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 4,160 ft²

143 East 19th Street, #TH (Leslie J Garfield & Co Inc)

From the Listing: Nestled on one of Manhattan's most storied and picturesque blocks, this renovated single-family townhouse offers the rare combination of historic charm and modern upgrades. East 19th Street, long celebrated as Block Beautiful, has been admired for more than a century for its uniform row of low-rise townhouses, leafy sidewalks, and distinctive architectural character. At 20 feet wide and rising four stories, the home is perfectly laid out with five or more bedrooms, multiple entertaining rooms, and a parlor-level kitchen opening to a terrace and garden. See full details here.

#6. 520 Fifth Avenue, #PH78
Last Ask: $11,250,000

Midtown West | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,619 ft²

520 Fifth Avenue, #PH78 (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

From the Listing: Penthouse 78 at 520 Fifth Avenue is a stunning full-floor residence featuring panoramic views of the entire NYC skyline, including the Empire State Building, from river to river in every direction. Offering three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a powder room designed by Charles & Co, showcases a palette of crafted interior finishes along with approximately 10.9' ceilings, and a four-pipe HVAC system for year-round heating and cooling. See full details here.

520 Fifth Avenue has 2 public availabilities from $5.45 million.

#5. 895 Park Avenue, #6/7A
Last Ask: $14,000,000

Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. | Cooperative | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths

895 Park Avenue, #6/7A (Sothebys International Realty)

From the Listing: This glamorous and sun-filled corner residence is the epitome of Upper East Side chic. The sprawling 16 into 14 room duplex apartment boasts grandly scaled sun-filled rooms that are ideal for major entertaining as well as for gracious living. Distinguished by a versatile plan, noteworthy architectural details include soaring high ceilings, immaculate hardwood floors, hand carved moldings and period fireplace mantle pieces. See full details here.

895 Park Avenue has one public availability for $495K.

#4. 565 Broome SoHo, #S16B
Last Ask: $15,000,000

SoHo | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,576 ft²

565 Broome SoHo, #S16B (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Welcome to Apartment S16B at 565 Broome Street, an extraordinary duplex residence located in a premier full-service doorman building in the heart of Soho. Spanning two expansive levels, this rare offering seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living with exceptional privacy, space, and design, the likes of which you can rarely find in Manhattan. With four well appointed bedrooms and a large, sun-soaked private pool, Apartment S16B presents a purchasing opportunity that is not to be missed. See full details here.

565 Broome Soho has 9 public availabilities from $1.48 million.

#3. 150 Charles Street, #M8
Last Ask: $15,495,000

West Village | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 4,000 ft²

150 Charles Street, #M8 (Serhant)

From the Listing: Residence #M8 at 150 Charles Street is an exquisite one-of-one triplex spanning 4,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 powder rooms, deeded parking, a lovely sun terrace, and designer finishes throughout. Here, residents enjoy the prestige and privacy of a townhome combined with the ease and amenities of a premier full-service condominium-all in Manhattan's most coveted neighborhood, less than a block from Hudson River Park, moments from endless trendy dining and nightlife options. See full details here.

150 Charles Street has 2 public availabilities from $2.795 million.

#2. Madison Square Park Tower, #52/53B
Last Ask: $16,500,000

Flatiron/Union Square | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 5,866 ft²

Madison Square Park Tower, #52/53B (Compass)

From the Listing: Residence 52/53B at Madison Square Park Tower is a masterclass in sublime design and modern architecture. Approximately 5,900 square feet, this four bedroom, four and a half bath duplex is centrally situated in the Flatiron District that delivers iconic 360-degree views of New York City landmarks. See full details here.

Madison Square Park Tower has 2 public availabilities from $4.25 million.

#1. American Tract Society Building, #PH
Last Ask: $20,000,000

Financial District | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4 Baths | 6,355 ft²

American Tract Society Building, #PH (Compass)

From the Listing: Introducing the Sky House at 150 Nassau Street, a true one-of-one masterpiece. The brainchild of architect David Hotson and interior designer Ghislaine Viñas, Sky House is as much a home as it is an immersive art piece. Named twice by Interior Design Magazine as the best of the best – in 2015, as best of the decade, and in 2025 as best of the last twenty years – Sky House outshines its peers precisely because it has none. Every detail has been mathematically engineered for precision, and meticulously maintained since its completion. See full details here.

The American Tract Society Building has 3 public availabilities from $695K.

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High-priced contracts with one-of-a-kind features

Notable new development deals

Village co-op of Mish Fine Jewelry founder enters contract

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Top NYC Contracts: June 1-7, 2026

#10. 1150 Fifth Avenue, #3B/2B
Last Ask: $8,995,000 (-9.8%)

1150 Fifth Avenue has no public availabilities.

#9. 255 East 77th Street, #27A
Last Ask: $9,400,000

255 East 77th Street has 2 public availabilities from $23.75 million.

#8. One High Line, #W17C
Last Ask: $9,650,000 (-3%)

One High Line has 21 public availabilities from $2.495 million.

#7. 143 East 19th Street, #TH
Last Ask: $9,995,000

#6. 520 Fifth Avenue, #PH78
Last Ask: $11,250,000

520 Fifth Avenue has 2 public availabilities from $5.45 million.

#5. 895 Park Avenue, #6/7A
Last Ask: $14,000,000

895 Park Avenue has one public availability for $495K.

#4. 565 Broome SoHo, #S16B
Last Ask: $15,000,000

565 Broome Soho has 9 public availabilities from $1.48 million.

#3. 150 Charles Street, #M8
Last Ask: $15,495,000

150 Charles Street has 2 public availabilities from $2.795 million.

#2. Madison Square Park Tower, #52/53B
Last Ask: $16,500,000

Madison Square Park Tower has 2 public availabilities from $4.25 million.

#1. American Tract Society Building, #PH
Last Ask: $20,000,000

The American Tract Society Building has 3 public availabilities from $695K.

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Village co-op of Mish Fine Jewelry founder enters contract

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