200 Amsterdam, #42, top contract (Serhant) | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/lincoln-center/200-amsterdam-200-amsterdam-avenue/apartment-42/bCqbQxfcF
The top contract of the third week of July 2025 was Residence #42, a full-floor unit near the top of 200 Amsterdam Avenue that was asking an even $21,000,000. Interiors feature an open-plan living/dining room, an eat-in kitchen with breakfast nook, and a king-sized corner primary suite with couples' walk-in closets, wet bar, and a spa-like bath. These are enhanced by views of Central Park, the Hudson River, and the Manhattan skyline.
With this contract, only a small handful of sponsor availabilities remain at the second-tallest building on the Upper West Side. These include a penthouse that appeared on Emmy Award-winning TV show Succession and in erotic thriller Babygirl.
With this contract, only a small handful of sponsor availabilities remain at the second-tallest building on the Upper West Side. These include a penthouse that appeared on Emmy Award-winning TV show Succession and in erotic thriller Babygirl.
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The Upper West Side with 200 Amsterdam center-right (Compass)
The Upper West Side was also home to the top co-op contract of the week. Penthouse #121/122 at The Turin, an Italian Renaissance-style prewar cooperative on Central Park West, entered contract with an asking price of $9,995,000, tying with another apartment for the eighth-highest contract of the week. All entertaining rooms and the primary suite overlook Central Park, and interiors feature an open-plan layout, a modern kitchen, a primary suite with dressing room and spa-like bath, and a home office/fourth bedroom with Murphy bed.
The penthouse was initially listed for $12,750,000 in early 2017, but went off the market after less than a year. It was relisted for the asking price in April 2025. Information on the seller and how much they paid for it was not available.
The penthouse was initially listed for $12,750,000 in early 2017, but went off the market after less than a year. It was relisted for the asking price in April 2025. Information on the seller and how much they paid for it was not available.
61 East 80th Street, top townhouse contract (Douglas Elliman) | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/carnegie-hill/61-east-80th-street/apartment-/AIKrteVJetB
Townhouses accounted for three of the ten highest-priced contracts of the week. 61 East 80th Street had the top townhouse contract and second-highest overall with an asking price of $19,800,000. The house dates back to 1920, and counts former New York Times advertising executive Walter S. Sullivan and his wife, philanthropist Jeannette Sullivan (nee Jeannette Ellinwood Loomis), among its former residents. Its most recent owner bought the house for $10,600,000 in 2007 and embarked on a renovation that included such bells and whistles as a chef's kitchen, a full-floor primary suite with custom dressing room and double-sized bath, and a roof deck with fire pit and city views.
It was closely trailed by 246 West 12th Street, which was asking $18,995,000 in the week's top Downtown contract and third-highest overall. Public records list the seller as an LLC and indicate that they bought the circa-1852 rowhouse for $8,450,000 in October 2018. Shortly before the sale was recorded, the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved an application to renovate and expand the house with such features as a rooftop addition
A planned rooftop hot tub does not appear to have panned out, but the roof deck has an outdoor kitchenette and city vistas. Other enhancements include a Savant smart home system throughout, a snowmelt system outside the building, a 700-bottle wine room in the basement, a custom chef's kitchen, and a private garden with a natural gas grill and a large seating area.
A planned rooftop hot tub does not appear to have panned out, but the roof deck has an outdoor kitchenette and city vistas. Other enhancements include a Savant smart home system throughout, a snowmelt system outside the building, a 700-bottle wine room in the basement, a custom chef's kitchen, and a private garden with a natural gas grill and a large seating area.
233 Bergen Street, top Brooklyn contract (Brown Harris Stevens) | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/boerum-hill/233-bergen-street/apartment-/CJPdMSXaa
A townhouse also commanded the top Brooklyn contract of the week. 233 Bergen Street entered contract with a $5,995,000 ask. All four levels are connected with an elevator as well as a staircase; and, along with a private terrace on almost every floor, there is a large back garden and a private roof terrace overlooking the neighborhood.
It is a peaceful oasis in a bustling section of Brooklyn near Brooklyn Academy of Music, Flatbush Avenue retail (including Apple and Whole Foods), a resurgent Gowanus, and the Barclays Center-Atlantic Avenue transportation hub. Public records show that the seller paid $2,750,000 for it in early 2017.
It is a peaceful oasis in a bustling section of Brooklyn near Brooklyn Academy of Music, Flatbush Avenue retail (including Apple and Whole Foods), a resurgent Gowanus, and the Barclays Center-Atlantic Avenue transportation hub. Public records show that the seller paid $2,750,000 for it in early 2017.
VU New York
The top Downtown apartment contract took place at VU New York, a condominium at the nexus of Gramercy and Kips Bay. Penthouse B entered contract with an asking price of $9,499,000, the week's ninth-highest overall. One of two penthouses on the uppermost levels, this three-bedroom duplex features 11-foot ceilings, triple exposures, sophisticated interiors by Paris Forino, and a private terrace with direct views of the Empire State Building.
The asking price represents a small reduction from the $10,995,000 it was initially listed for in February 2023. Nevertheless, if it closes for this price, it would represent a new high for the building. Residence #32B, a three-bedroom a few floors down, closed for $4,262,000 in March 2022.
The asking price represents a small reduction from the $10,995,000 it was initially listed for in February 2023. Nevertheless, if it closes for this price, it would represent a new high for the building. Residence #32B, a three-bedroom a few floors down, closed for $4,262,000 in March 2022.
541 Broadway, #2M (Sotheby's International Realty) | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/soho/541-broadway/apartment-2M/YQQHsfzFP
Also of note, Residence #2M at Soho loft building 541 Broadway entered contract with an asking price of $4,750,000. It was listed by the estate of Canadian-American artist Jackie Winsor, the first female sculptor to be given a mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. She used the loft as a live-work space, and her obituary in The New York Times mentioned that she had lived there for decades.
The listing notes that the apartment "awaits your architect's vision," but boasts such original features as tin ceilings over 13 feet high, oversized windows, and direct elevator access. Another perk is super-low maintenance fees ($200/month) because of the retail tenants in the building.
The listing notes that the apartment "awaits your architect's vision," but boasts such original features as tin ceilings over 13 feet high, oversized windows, and direct elevator access. Another perk is super-low maintenance fees ($200/month) because of the retail tenants in the building.
La Maison Collette (Serhant) | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/greenwich-village/la-maison-colette-815-broadway/8291
Additionally, shortly after sales launched at forthcoming Greenwich Village boutique condominium La Maison Collette, a total of $9,625,000 across four contracts was logged in the building. Buyers of the one- and two-bedroom units are set to enjoy interiors by Paris Forino, 10-foot ceilings, white oak herringbone floors, kitchens with fully integrated Miele appliances, and beautifully appointed primary baths.
Construction has topped out at eleven stories high, and next to go up is a Parisian-inspired brickwork facade by Issac & Stern. Public availabilities start at $1,600,000.
Construction has topped out at eleven stories high, and next to go up is a Parisian-inspired brickwork facade by Issac & Stern. Public availabilities start at $1,600,000.
Further Downtown, The Greenwich by Rafael Vinoly logged the most contracts of any building last week with a total of $13,780,000 across six deals signed. This comes shortly after closings commenced in the building. The buyers are set to enjoy gorgeous vistas from beautifully appointed homes, access to The 88 amenity suite on the building's three uppermost levels, and close proximity to summer programming at Brookfield Place, Westfield World Trade Center, PAC NYC, and The Seaport.
It was also a good week for new developments in and around Hudson Yards. Two contracts were signed at 35 Hudson Yards, the mega-development's tallest building with a residential component. Further north, two deals were signed at Passive House condominium VITA and two more were signed at 355 West, a recently launched condominium at 355 West 39th Street.
The contracts were signed shortly after Hudson River Park Trust announced a plan for a greener path between West 29th and 46th Streets almost directly to the west. Not only does this promise such perks as a children's discovery garden, a fitness zone, and new lighting installations, but it would also greatly increase the amount of green space and convert pavement space to rain gardens.
Concept design map for Hudson River Park (Marvel/Hudson River Park Trust)
Community stakeholders are enthusiastic about the prospect, but the West 30th Street heliport, work-in-progress Gateway Tunnel, and ferry service at Pier 79 in the zone add some complexity to the process of planning park space. Coordination with the agencies controlling these spaces is underway, and construction is expected to take two years once it gets underway.
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Top NYC Contracts: July 14-20, 2025
#10. The Lispenard, #PH
Last Ask: $7,995,000
Tribeca | Condominium | 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 4,171 ft2
The Lispenard, #PH (Corcoran Group)
#9. VU New York, #PHB
Last Ask: $9,499,000
Gramercy Park | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,926 ft2
VU New York, #PHB (Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing LLC)
#8 (tie). The Turin, #PH121/122
Last Ask: $9,995,000
Central Park West | Cooperative | 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,753 ft2
The Turin, #PH121/122 (Sothebys International Realty)
Trump Park Avenue, #PH27 (Brown Harris Stevens)
From the Listing: Immaculate Park Avenue Penthouse with 360-degree landmark views. A private elevator entrance leads directly into this graciously proportioned full-floor penthouse, located in Park Avenue’s premiere pre-war condominium. Spanning 4,205 square feet, PH27 boasts four bedrooms, five and a half baths, and open views in all directions.
A formal entrance gallery leads to the 45-foot wide living room with a fireplace, adjoining wet bar and formal dining room, and three exposures overlooking the full expanse of Park Avenue. A separately deeded private storage unit is offered with this sale. See full details here.
Trump Park Avenue has one public availability asking $1,295,000.
#7. 3 East 9th Street, #TH
Last Ask: $10,495,000
Greenwich Village | Townhouse | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 8,245 ft2
3 East 9th Street, #TH (Corcoran Group)
#6. The Bellemont, #3N
Last Ask: $11,000,000
Carnegie Hill | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,858 ft2
The Bellemont, #3N (Compass)
#5. The 74, #FLOOR24
Last Ask: $12,650,000
Lenox Hill | Condominium | 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 3,815 ft2
The 74, #FLOOR24 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#4. 220 Central Park South, #25A
Last Ask: $17,500,000 (-7.4%)
Midtown West | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 2,394 ft2
220 Central Park South, #25A (Corcoran Group)
#3. 246 West 12th Street, #TH
Last Ask: $18,995,000
West Village | Townhouse | 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 5,007 ft2
246 West 12th Street, #TH (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#2. 61 East 80th Street, #TH
Last Ask: $19,800,000
Carnegie Hill | Townhouse | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 9,000 ft2
61 East 80th Street, #TH (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
#1. 200 Amsterdam, #42
Last Ask: $21,000,000
Lincoln Center | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 4,676 ft2
200 Amsterdam, #42 (Serhant)
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