Category: Real Estate
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Clinton Hill’s New Record Was Never on the Market
An 1880 townhouse at 374 Washington Avenue sold off-market for $9.4 million, toppling the storied Pfizer Mansion as the Brooklyn neighborhood’s priciest sale. Provenance gets you in the door; the renovation closes the deal.
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Midtown’s Old Offices Are Learning to Sleep Over
Three Manhattan office buildings, on East 57th Street, East 59th Street and Wall Street, moved toward a second life as apartments in a matter of days. The money behind them says the conversion boom is now a line of business.
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The Pied-à-Terre Tax Came for Park Avenue. Park Avenue Signed Contracts Anyway.
With second-home surcharge bills due out next month and the courts still circling, Manhattan’s $4 million-and-up market just beat its ten-year October average, led by a furnished Carnegie Hill triplex nobody has ever lived in.
