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Manhattan Sales:

  • For the week ending October 18, 2024, $378,262,974 worth of transactions across 203 condo, condop, and cooperative deals were recorded
  • 84 condo sales came to an aggregate price of $214,486,942
  • Six condop sales came to an aggregate price of $11,143,900
  • 113 co-op sales came to an aggregate price of $152,632,132

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64 University Place
64 University Place Greenwich Village
1 Morton Square
1 Morton Square West Village
Central Park Tower, 217 West 57th Street
Central Park Tower, 217 West 57th Street Midtown West
Sutton Tower, 430 East 58th Street
Sutton Tower, 430 East 58th Street Beekman/Sutton Place
City Prairie, 206 West 17th Street
City Prairie, 206 West 17th Street Chelsea
In spite of the federal holiday that closed several offices and banks on October 14, the number of sales recorded in Manhattan ticked up slightly week-over-week. But because fewer super-luxury sales were recorded during this time, with only two coming in at eight figures, the sales volume dipped slightly.
Private rooftop at 812 Park Avenue, PHB
Leading the charge was Residence #13B at the J.E.R. Carpenter-designed 812 Park Avenue, which sold for $14,995,000 in what appears to have been an off-market transaction. Details are limited about the apartment, but building trademarks include duplex floor plans or larger, grand foyers, expansive rooms, and prewar details throughout, including fireplaces.
The week's top condo sale and second-highest overall took place at Central Park Tower, the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. Residence #45B closed for $11,998,063 shortly after it entered contract with a $13.75 million ask. Public records identify the buyer of this sponsor unit as private equity executive Yuji Sugimoto.
The top Downtown sale and third-highest overall took place at Morton Square, where Townhouse #6, which came in at $9,987,500. The four-bedroom, four and a half-bath home offers the privacy and atmosphere of a single-family townhouse, but offers access to all the services and amenities of the condominium. While the townhouse came in slightly below the $10.5 million asking price when it entered contract in summer 2024, public records show that the seller, identified through an LLC, still made a profit, having bought it for $7,975,000 in July 2017. The buyer made the purchase through a trust.
64 University Place, West Village condominium Completed 64 University Place opened as of October 2024
Also in the Village, a total of $12,814,963 across two sales was recorded at 64 University Place. These included Residence #9A, which came in at $9,811,125, slightly above ask and high enough for the week's fifth most expensive sale. The transaction was conducted through an LLC, but Crain's New York Business identified the buyer as Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani and said it will reportedly serve as a pied-a-terre for his children when they are in New York. As per the floor plan, the 2,592-square-foot condo has three bedrooms, three full baths, a powder room off the entrance foyer, a separate study off the open kitchen, and a 120-square-foot private terrace, one of only five in the building.
Rounding out the week's top sales was Residence #6 at Chelsea boutique condominium City Prairie, which closed for $9,800,000. The buyers of this full-floor apartment will enjoy keyed elevator entrance, voluminous open-concept living space, a chef's kitchen with adjacent wine room, and a 46' gallery separating the living space from the sleeping quarters. Additionally, thanks to the building's strategic purchase of air rights, they will enjoy unobstructed city views. The seller, identified through an LLC, has taken a small loss, having paid $9.925 million for it in October 2021.
Sutton Tower and Manhattan's east side skyline
Also of note last week, a total of $12,405,000 across three sales was recorded at Sutton Tower, the tallest building in Sutton Place and second only to 432 Park Avenue as the tallest building in Midtown East. Closings commenced in the building earlier this month, and these sales were recorded days after Penthouse #80, a duplex penthouse spanning the entire 80th and 81st floors of the building, came on the market with a $65 million asking price. Additionally, Penthouse #76 closed for $18.8 million several days ago.







64 University Place, Greenwich Village condo with arched windows 64 University Place (Douglas Elliman)
Floor plan
2 Available Listings for Rent from $15,000/month

206 West 17th Street, Chelsea loft condo City Prairie (CityRealty)
Living/dining room with casement windows and column City Prairie, #6 (Compass)
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Primary bedroom with casement window
Loft floor plan
From the Listing:
This immaculate full-floor Chelsea apartment in a handsome prewar building will instantly impress with its expansive living space, fabulous city views, and brilliant light pouring in from oversized casement windows on all four exposures. A 46’-long gallery separates the grand living-entertaining areas from the private sleeping quarters and is a central point of elegance with generous wall space for hanging art. Five bedrooms, 5 and a half baths, a separate den/study, and a private home office afford all the comforts of a true home for every need.

A keyed elevator opens to an inviting foyer, spilling into voluminous open-concept living and dining rooms for seamlessly hosting guests. High airy ceilings, gorgeous French limestone floors, striking columns, a wall of huge east-facing casement windows, and built-in bookshelves accent the ambience.

1 Morton Square
Living room with treetop views
Open chef's kitchen with island
Private garden
Townhouse floor plan
From the Listing:
A rare blend of townhouse living combined with the luxuries and conveniences of a full-service condominium, this stunning 25-foot wide, four-bedroom, four and one half-bathroom home sprawls over 3,667 square feet on an iconic, West Village cobblestone street. Meticulously designed and gut-renovated to the highest standards by award-winning interior design studio Meyer Davis, this exquisite home sits drenched in natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and soaring ceiling heights up to 15 feet. A gated, private entry from Morton Street ushers you into the airy, Barocca Soapstone-clad gallery.

Billionaires' Row skyline with Central Park Tower at the center
Living room with Central Park views
Open kitchen with breakfast bar
Floor plan
From the Listing:
Tower three-bedroom with prime park exposures at Central Park Tower! This north-facing, three-bedroom, three and one-half bathroom residence boasts direct Central Park views from the living/dining room. The formal entry foyer and gallery are fitting for this classic layout featuring ceiling heights of approximately 10' 7". Floor-to-ceiling glass spans the perimeter of the entire residence, filling this home with light. The layout is perfect for entertaining and provides privacy and comfort with en-suite bathrooms as well as a separate powder room for guests.
13 Available Listings for Sale from $8,500,000
2 Available Listings for Rent from $23,000/month

812 Park Avenue, Upper East Side cooperative 812 Park Avenue (CityRealty)
4 Available Listings for Sale from $4,850,000

10 Available Listings for Sale from $2,550,000

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